This is one of the first mangas that I've read from Scarlet Beriko-sensei and I really love it, planning to buy a printed book soon 77w77

Because this piece had one of the most mature ukes I've seen compared to most mangas, I'll ignore the rape scenes (though the second one is pretty nasty). It is worth reading it for just seeing how Tatsuyuki copes with his issues one by one and also is considerate to his partner.
The seme was less impressive, he did have a very traumatic past, but what made him annoying was his constant self doubt, especially appearance wise. This is pretty ridiculous considering how tall he is and how much he works out.
The art is beautiful and has a style that is unique to this mangaka, I really enjoyed it visually. Also the smut scenes were very hot, I liked the panels that showed the small gestures, caresses, eye reactions, the details that pretty much spoke the characters emotions. Definitely worth a read 🙂
But less rape would have definitely been appreciated

I’d enjoy it. I do agree that the plot probably needed more details but compared to jackass I felt that story could have been flesh down a bit or shorten to get the point of the story, keep in mind this is only a one shot and not every author can Make a reader feel satisfied with one volume. There were a bit of graphic scene it’s the sex but it was a beautiful art style, but as this mangaka writing is, I enjoy it.

After reading Minori no Te, I immediately started this one. And... well, it's hard for me to tell something about it, as I'm not sure myself whether I liked it or not really. My review will be very spoilery, because I can't review this manga in any other way. For people who don't want spoilers, I can tell right now if you like well-drawn smut with likable enough mains, go for it. But read tags first and if you're against any of these, seriously, don't touch it. For your own good.

As for spoilers.
It started badly. I mean, I'm not a fan of Then, as manga progressed, I developed some liking to characters relationship. I mean, it was kinda cute, I would say. But then... we meet Rogi. And oh my, I hate him.
But then with the last chapters of manga... I kinda... liked it again? I just have to say, for me, the last two chapters and the extra are worth at least half of point I gave this manga. The other half is for Tatsuyuki because I just liked him. And I just feel bad for him. He's a good person, I would say.

... Last updated on August 28th, 2018, 2:16am

The first chapters took all my attention as I could see the potential of a sweet and heart-warming relationship, I loved how the seme conveyed his love through those impressive lines, and he was the character that made me read until the end. However, there were so many unreasonable painful incidents that I couldn’t bring myself to enjoy it despite the beautiful love of those two and the expected happy ending. And the painful effect was so strong on me that I don’t think I’ll ever forgive that disgusting old man (who even got a spin-off).

However, I was satisfied by the fact that **SPOILER ALERT** after those uncompelling nauseating actions that old man did to the uke, both of them took revenge of him, otherwise it would feel like the uke consented. But still, why did that have to happen with the uke, I am not convinced by the so-called “your father’s replacement to lure him” thing at all.

I think this is too much for me to ever re-read.

... Last updated on August 5th, 2018, 4:36am

Normally Scarlet Beriko hits it out of the park with characters, but in this series she falls kinda short. Tatsuyuki is a typical yakuza dork, but I really don't like the way Nozomi was characterized. He was just a genki creep who was wayyyyy too into Tatsuyuki, especially towards the beginning. And then the plot made no sense for the characters with so little background info, especially the Tatsuyuki being Rogi's prisoner plot! I was like wtf?! I know Jealousy exists, but it would make more sense if we had all that background info before the kidnapping, which is just bad storytelling. It just seemed way too weird to have some comedy slice-of-life characters thrown into such a dark, hardcore plot.

Honestly, despite being a fucking weird ass creep, Rogi was my favorite character. He was the most round, different, and most mysterious! The other characters were severely lacking so I latched onto him. I'll be reading the Jealousy series after this, which is all about him, so I'm glad. He really piqued my interest in the final extra, when he tells his daughter that she is the only one who loves him.

Honestly this series just looks like sensei thought of Rogi's character first and threw together this stupid plot to set up for his introduction.

Man I really am a sucker for yakuza manga aren't I. I loooove the couple's dynamic and they are both super likeable characters. Just wish it had been wrapped up in a slightly more cohesive way and possibly fleshed out a bit more. I really love Tatsuyuki.

Undoubtedly, I LOVED the art of this manga. The plot, not so much. While it wasn't terrible, and definantly had some cute moments, there was a lot of stuff that seemed random and hard to follow. However, the actual relationship between the main characters was super cute.

read if you are looking for quality smut and cute characters, avoid if you are triggered by graphic rape/violence

I guess it was okay, tho I hate how they first had sex (it was rape, for goddamn sake!!!) i like megane kun's sincerity (tho it bugged me that the uke was the one who made coffee...THINK ABOUT HIS HIPS, WILL YA!!!)

... Last updated on February 5th, 2017, 10:04pm

Surprisingly decent, fantastic art. Also much darker than I suspected.
Needs trigger warnings:


... Last updated on February 27th, 2017, 3:02pm