As a general comment:


I agree with jellaaay's comment about it as well.

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i actually really enjoyed the lack of complexity in this manga. the plot is pretty much solving some internal conflict already established couples are facing, and while not a whole lot actually happens (the characters seem already established because of the game its based on), the relationships evolve in a believable way and draw us closer to the characters.

wish i could have seen the game it's based on! this manga made me want to learn more about the characters and how they got into their relationships.

This was actually pretty good! There is more thought put into the characters' interiors. What I REALLY liked about this manga was that the issues were actually very relatable--it is very easy for real people in relationships to forget the importance of communication. Soooo no obsessive homicidal ex-lovers in this one ;P

Well... it's my first time comment a manga made by Asou Kai-sensei though i already read many manga made by her.
And this one is quite fast. It was good, but not as good as expect. It's not bad either, but just feel like ordinary? Especially the second couple. I feel like that story about the second couple is so obvious? or Common? Just feel like ordinary. But the first couple is quite good! I much like them more. But still, i couldn't say that was one of the best. But the first couple could include to my favorite. Just not the best. But you can read it to kill time.

I prefer these kinds of stories which don't involve a lot of other people. I like the first couple very much. Even though it was very cheesy, I still enjoyed it. My fangirl heart squealed so that's a good sign. The second story, even though I like it as well, Well, that's just my opinion. Can't really do anything about it now. Over all, pretty art as always, I know the artist, love her art but this obviously isn't her story. Her stories are more dramatic and this one has a more calming tone. I enjoyed it very much so I definitely recommend.

Two fairly good yaoi stories. The plot is not completely flat, and the artwork is nice. I've read quite many yaoi stories, and this one is - in my opinion - above average.

In general, I'd recommend the mangaka Asou Kai to yaoi loving people. Asou's stories might not bore you completely to sleep.

I really enjoyed the story of these four friends. I like it when there is a 'universe' feel to a collection, where there are several stories, but all with recurring characters. Often, this creates confusion and clutter, but the duo behind Studio May-be have written a tightly woven story that is crystal clear and insightful. Asou-sensei has illustrated their story to do it wonderful justice.

This tankobon has all four characters throughout, and all four play significant parts. It all adds up to create a full dimensional feel to all the men. Both tales are told through the two uke's POVs. The first half of the tankobon is delightfully angsty as the little uke can't resist the physical pleasure, but his mind is torn apart with doubts from his seme's casual, and what he interprets as, hurtful words. The second half tells the compelling love that a former prostitute has for his permanant long-term lover; it is a love that is calm and believable. But the seme has his insecurities that are played upon by a former client.

Both stories are told beautifully; I didn't feel impatient or rushed. The art is sparkly bishounen and completely, prettily matched to the intense emotions.

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