First of all, people complaining about the lack of story clearly don't understand this. It's NOT meant to have a plot. Please don't read this if you can't take graphic material. This doujin doesn't even try to conceal that it's straight up hardcore smut. It's NOT meant to have a plot and I think that is fine. No one demands for porn to have amazing plot. That would be ridiculous. With that said, there are some themes which are a bit questionable and off-putting for readers. The characters always adhere by their established personalities, but I personally feel that is alright. This is the author's way of having fun with her characters; there were even moments of humour within scenes from time to time. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but that does not draw away from it being great for what it is. The incredibly detailed art leaves nothing to the imagination. I think this manga sets out to be a boundary pushing graphic yaoi and it definitely achieves that.
My friend told me back when to not read the Megamixes and I can see why. I mean it was hot as hell but it made me feel disgusting for finding it so. It's got a shota scene near the beginning which was pretty bad and then "rape." I mean the entire manga was consenting (depending on how you look at it that is). But this manga is pretty dark and disturbing. It is also very graphic to the point that it is almost disgusting. I like that this delved into Yuki's trauma more but besides that and the obvious yaoi I didn't really like this. I wouldn't recommend this to the weak of heart or new yaoi readers.
This one isn't the best dj murakami has made. I was really disgusted by the shota scene in the beginning, i can usually handle shota, but this's just too much for me. But apart from that, it's pretty good. Yuki's an awesome uke, and the art is amazing like you'd expect from murakami.
This one was fascinating psychology into Eiri Yuki's submissive side. It made complete sense: his desires and needs and desperate requirement to have someone hurt him every once in a while. And oh-my-freakin-gods. It's graphic and I LOVED IT. And the ending! OH. Boy. What a cliffie.
This blew my mind. Seriously. I'm not sure if it was a) the many different angles and perceptions that literally leaves nothing to the imagination and guaranteed to satisy even the most demanding hardcore yaoi fan, b) this rarely seen side of Yuki, or c) the fact that I'm seeing familiar characters in unexpected scenarios and roles. Probably d) all of the above and more.
Special mention goes out to Nolan Ash whose translation notes were most insightful.
seriously graphic..haha ^_^ I'll never look at intestines the same way again (I'm a premed student so...)
But I absolutely loved it because Yuki says a lot more of what's on his mind in this one. We get to see what Yuki thinks of Shuichi. It's both a sweet and sad at the same time.
this was graphic but if you are not comfortable with it then i advise you not to read it...i haven't read much of gravitation so im not sure if it's close to the characters ^^
This one was one disturbing yet intriguing doujinshi. It was super graphic, so be warned. Unlike the Kumagorou doujinshi this one caught my attention more, I wouldn't have tought of Yuki being the uke. Don't want to spoile anything so that's all I'm going to write.
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