Review by Sareru

After reading Neko ni Sayonara by Chocodoughnuts I decided to read this manga as well and was not disappointed. The author knows how to make you hooked on the characters and then create an open ending that will leave you empty inside, because you simply don't know how to feel. The story is about the hero of an RPG whose mission it is to free the land from the evil Demon King. But dies in the process. A lot, actually. And every time he dies he returns to a cloud where an NPC shepherd and his sheep live. A great read! Special bonus: Fans of sheep will not be disappointed. They're ridiculously cute.

Well bro, face reality. You were dating this person for years and didn't even notice a thing lmao. A story about two coworkers falling in love and one of them not realizing that he's been in a gay relationship all this time.

This is one of the purest BL manga I've come across so far. The story is about a part-timer at a convenience store and a middle-schooler who comes to the store pretty much every day. One day on his way home at night, the part-timer sees the boy sitting alone in a park and invites him to his house. From there on they spend a lot of time together. The most they go in this book is a light kiss, so it's suitable for all ages, if you can handle the severe case of cute.

The cover is ridiculously pretty just like the contents. There's lots of background information on the characters, old and new illustrations, extra stories and other nice stuff.

Who doesn't love a great tsundere delinquent with a glare that could kill you in an instant? I know I sure as hell do.

This is definitely one of my all time favorite manga and if I could, I'd hate it 8 out of 5 stars. All of the stories are about wandering gods falling in love with humans and the title story is the cutest and also purest of them all. If you can, please listen to the drama cd as well, it's a gem.

The main story is outright adorable, the uke is a cutie despite his missing eyebrows and I actually really recommend listening to the drama cd. The second story is about uke-kun's big brother and his kouhai at uni, and the third story is a story about a guy with mysophobia and an incubus that could've well been an incubus!Ten Count AU.

I feel like the market is being flooded with manga titled something with "Ookami" lately, and this is one of the very few I actually enjoyed. I'm a sucker for characters with scary faces who are actually really nice people (and want to protect innocent, fluffy bunnies from ending up as a very hungry student's dinner), so this manga was just right for me.

... except that mole gets touched - a lot. Which somehow makes the guy sporting it very hot and very bothered. This manga is a collection of oneshots and has a whole lot of funny and ridiculous situations, the funniest probably being the one in that weird as hell sex shop.

Ten Count follows Shirotani Tadaomi, a secretary suffering from mysophobia, and Kurose Riku who offers to help him overcome his illness.

I'm a sucker for the crossdressing trope, and like it especially if the crossdresser is actually a really manly guy who doesn't look or act girly at all. And this is one of them. And a gem at that. This manga addresses many issues of crossdressers who just started and how others sees them when they find out. A really, really good read!

Hirokawa is in love with his sempai and starts bullying sempai's best friend so sempai will notice him. Makes sensei, right? Probably only if you're a tsundere M like Hirokawa. But this guy is seriously adorable with his wish to finally get closer to his beloved Yamato who once saved him from bullies on the street. In the meantime Yamato discovers his sadistic side every time Hirokawa makes "that face" and starts wondering what's wrong with him. A delicious "oh sht, I'm gay" moment. Recently got picked up for a third volume. (YAY)

I'm a big fan of this series, so of course I had to get this volume as well. Chiga and Kokusai are as dorky and adorable as always, but what I was really focusing on in this one was the Hinamori x Kondou situation. (Lemme call it a situation cuz it's hard to describe the thing that's going on between them.) It's hard to not feel bad for Hinamori when he's trying so much to change and make Kondou like him, and it's also hard to hold back that urge to high-five Kondou in the face with a chair pretty much every time he's talking to Hinamori. This volume leaves you with a weird mix of all of the feelings.

This manga keeps getting better, and you can never guess what's gonna happen next. With the second volume, the story turns into a new and darker direction while Kurose-kun still tries to help Shirotani-san overcome his mysophobia. (Sexual healing is involved.)

The things that happen when you can hear someone watching your favorite porn on the train sure are weird. That's how this manga starts, and it keeps up the level of H while also looking into the characters' backstories and their slowly growing feelings for each other.

The cover and title of this manga had me expect a good amount of drama, heartbreak and possibly a horrible ending for the main character. But I was a bit disappointed when I read the manga and came to learn than the story was a pretty cliched student-teacher love story.

The main character is so deliciously tsundere and awkward that it's hard to not love him. Though known for his strength during fights, he's in love with a guy who runs a bento shop and watches him every day. Sometimes he's even brave enough to go buy a bento in the shop, but ends up stuttering and blushing and the other guy keeps wondering what's wrong with him.

Bought this in hopes of finding a story about the cucumber on the story but was disappointed to find out that there's no such thing. Still a nice read, even though the stories could be a bit longer overall.

The story starts with the main character getting dumped by his girlfriend and picking up a cat in the rain. The next day, said cat has turned into a human and wants the main character to help him find his former owner, a young boy living close to a park. This is a really nice story with a somewhat open ending that leaves you sad but hopeful and makes you want just one more page...!

This manga is one of the very VERY few Japanese BL works that involve BDSM and are not about rape and abuse. It's incredibly well done, with the uke slowly getting used to the practices and the seme teaching him carefully without just throwing him into the most extreme situations right from the beginning.