Koisuru Boukun

Description

Being in love with your straight senpai isn't easy, but being in love with your straight, homophobic, and tyrannical senpai can be hell! And that's something Tetsuhiro Morinaga can relate to... especially now that he's had a taste of the forbidden fruit!

Features the same homophobic brother from Challengers, but this time as the main character!

Contains an extra story called Bokutachi no Shippai in v.5 featuring Masaki and Morinaga's big brother Kunihiro.

Takanaga Hinako confirmed on her Twitter account that her manga Koisuru Boukun will resume serialization in the February's 2015 issue of Kaiohsha's Gush magazine.

Type

Manga

Related Series

Challengers (Adapted From)

Knockin' On Your Door (Side Story)

Koisuru Boukun Fanbook (Side Story)

Koisuru Boukun Artbook (Side Story)

Associated Names

Bokutachi no Shippai

Koi Suru Boukun

T-Love (French)

The Tyrant Falls In Love

The Tyrant Who Fall in Love

The Tyrant Who Falls in Love

Verliebter Tyrann

Zakochany tyran (Polish)

恋する暴君

戀愛暴君

사랑하는 폭군

Groups Scanlating

Biblo Eros

Canis Major Scanlations

Hinako Takanaga Fan Community

Iridescent Scans

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Latest Release(s)

v.16 c.2 by kudouusagi 2 weeks ago

c.Blackout (Gush 21st Anniversary Spicy) by kudouusagi 3 weeks ago

v.16 c.1 by kudouusagi 2 months ago

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Status in Country of Origin

15 Volumes (Ongoing)

Completely Scanlated?

Anime Start/End Chapter

Starts at Vol 1, Chap 1

Ends at Vol 1, Chap 5

User Reviews

N/A

Forum

2 topics, 12 posts

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User Rating

Average: 8.5 / 10.0 (1073 votes)

Bayesian Average: 8.44 / 10.0

50%

17%

14%

Last Updated

October 30th, 2024 10:46pm PDT - 6 months ago

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Genre

Adult Comedy Drama Romance Slice of Life Smut Yaoi
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Category Recommendations

Koisuru Boukun Artbook

Recommendations

Hagane no Renkinjutsushi

Author(s)

Artist(s)

Year

Original Publisher

Kaiousha

Serialized In (magazine)

Gush (Kaiousha)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Juné (11 Vols; Discontinued)

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #641

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Monthly Pos #654

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3 Month Pos #755

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6 Month Pos #648

(-25)

Year Pos #787

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List Stats

On 2391 reading lists

On 574 wish lists

On 1079 completed lists

On 143 unfinished lists

On 709 custom lists

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Koisuru Boukun continuation

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Whats up with the releases?

16 years ago

User Comments [ Order by time added ]

Thank you Hinako-sensei

by sapcode
15 years ago

Rating: N/A

When i first read this manga , i was captured by the stories and the characters. I knew it through "Challengers" another great story from sensei about the younger brother who was also a gay.I think it's amazing how you attract everyone to read your stories so happily and i appreciate your work.I hope i have talents like you LOL.Thank you for your great work , i hope you'll keep writing for us Hinako-sensei's fans and keep up the good work Hinako-sensei , we love you

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Excellent!!

by [deleted member]
19 years ago

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This is the manga that made me a yaoi reader! It's excellent - great characters, funny as hell and angsty too. No manga has been able to top this so far. 🙂

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soooo cuteee!!!!

by [deleted member]
19 years ago

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I love this series!!!!!!!!! 😀

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A gem

by soleil
14 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

I so love it! This is probably the only yaoi that I can still enjoy even if I skip the sex scenes lol Yes, I can't get enough of comedy! I don't care much to analyze if there are moral flaws or the characters are unrealistic or if there isn't a serious plot. If you just want something fun to read, this is good to go!

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fun to be read~

by mairafansuri
14 years ago

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well..for me this is a typical yaoi manga. fun to be read..i love how persistent the 'senpai'(i forgot his name) not to accept what he had felt towards morinaga actually love (in romantic way). yup, recommend it 100%! ^^

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Wow

by Shini-chii
17 years ago

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I must admit at first I was really skeptic about this manga. Souichi is... a killing character, though. He's really entertaining to watch. Sure, he's a demon but I think it's pretty easy to see he cares about Morinaga since early on (though mostly that impression is ruined by the obligatory comedical punch). If you stick around until you read Vol 04, you'll see why all the 10+ votes this manga has.
(I eagerly await the time when Souchi will confess. Oh, God ♥.)

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waiting TT^TT

by mixa08
17 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

wow! this manga is the best one! 😀 i just love it, it has a great art and also a excellent plot ^^ and morinaga is so cute 😀 i just love him! Sempai just make me laugh! hes really funny ^^

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AMAZING!

by eipu
18 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

This is an amazing piece of yaoi.. The relationship between the two characters is irresistibly hot and this WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH SO HARD YOU'LL FORGET TO BREATHE.

... Last updated 17 years ago

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Give it a chance, it'll warm your heart.

by kemeko
2 years ago

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So, this manga is definitely a gem, and it's very popular for a reason. If you're able to get past the first volume, you're in for a ride. It's basically a manga about at toxic relationship where boundaries are crossed, verbal abuse, communication problems and more. Its not your typical yaoi where its kiss kiss fall in love. It's a slow romance.

Basically, the manga shows a lot of toxicity between the couple, which are real life issues, compared to other yaoi's where its like "oh r***, well i love you now."
Over the course of 20 years, the manga has developed amazingly, and the characters just blossom into these amazing people. Lots of comedy too, its hilarious. And also serious drama, and it highlights serious issues that are present in real life relationships. The characters learn about communication, learn about their wrongs, and learn about their problems. Also, some characters have traumatic pasts, and talks about homophobia and how they have fallen victims to it.
There are censored sex scenes, however, minimally censored. I will say, my favorite thing about this manga is that the sex scenes aren't gross. They feel romantic. They aren't hentai-esque, but still hot at the same time.
I WILL say, however, as much as I love this manga and its a solid 1000/10, the 2nd chapter of the first volume /is/ a tough read, and it is dub-con until i'd say maybe volume 4, maybe 3, depending on the scene.

In short, if you read this, expect just a toxic relationship between initial friends to lovers, one sided love, and a tsundere who can't admit that he really is in love with this guy, because he was never taught to express his feelings, and feels awkward around romance. Expect the most sweetest, sappiest, cutest scenes, and expect to see a total raging asshole turn into a soft and shy person, yet still holding his boundaries. Expect to laugh too! This series has me cracking up constantly.

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Does anyone actually understand the BL genre?

by weizhan
5 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

So, I'm going to sound so passive aggressive right now, but I actually disagree with the majority of the comments that are lowering the rating of Koisuru Boukun because of the non-con/rape themes. I think that there are a few things that are totally excluded from the discussion here: first of all, the perspective of the readers. We - I am assuming - are mostly from Western backgrounds. I personally am from Australia, and can I just say that we have extreme censorship, and have previously been at risk of paedophilia charges from simply reading these kinds of texts. Topics like non-con and rape, regardless of how they are explored are constantly seen in a negative light: especially without context for the writing itself. This leads me to the second point: yaoi/BL/shounen ai are a genre that originated in the 1950s-70s in Japan as a response to the FEMINIST SEXUAL EMANCIPATION MOVEMENT, this genre is a response to conventional porn (aimed at satisfying the male gaze) and a conceptual exploration of femininity. The "male" characters in these texts function more as a "third-sex" so to speak; they embody and represent - dare I be so bold - the 'feminine condition', and remove that barrier of 2-dimensional female characters in texts; replacing them with these obscure male characters that do not conform to male stereotypes or the conventional form of masculinity. This comments are not unsupported: I would recommend that all of you actually review the historical significance of the text you are "slandering" or at the very least writing "libellous" falsities about.

This leads me to an actual interaction with the text: of course non-con and rape are displeasing (actually revolting) to read about, but in my opinion the author does not write about such concepts in a positive manner. Quite the contrary: I think that she is actually using Souchii as essentially a 'medium'. I mean, how many women are subject to this kind of revolting conduct: we are constantly pressured into sexual favours by men, forcefully or otherwise. The author does not romanticise the conduct, rather she - in tandem with a character conflict plot centre - actually delves into the taboo as a feature of the BL genre. Of course, that appears to turn this text into something of scholarship, which personally I think is ludicrous. It's a lighthearted comic full of comedic exchanges, non-conventional romance and - though it displeases me to phrase it this way - BL tropes (including, but not limited to, non-con and rape themes).

All I am requesting is that before deeming this text to be a romanticism/endorsement of sexual assault (a very bold statement to be making a may add) please consider that society requires discussion and exploration of taboo topics, simply burying or avoiding something does not stop it from existing. Gosh, I've gotten terribly serious here, but I really do feel that the author needs to be defended. It's this kind of thinking that results in blanket repression that damages creativity and thought patterns.

So, please, read the series in context with the genre. And stop beating up a text you obviously don't understand.

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