It's unusual to read a manga that maintain the heightened tension and emotions consistently in every chapter. And while it's all melodramatic the human factor is very grounded reality. I was touched by how well the mangaka sensitively depicted Yuuki's reasons for his promiscuity in the first chapter, esp.
That was so sad and tragic but there were still beautiful moments: Lord Pain's obvious love for Ellie; Ellie & White Bones of course; and Eric and Shell reuniting in the place of both of their parents' love (bc Pain giving them that home was a sign of his love as well).
EPIC. Ugh, I don't want to blame poor Blood's art for letting them be found (he's been through ENGOUH honestly) but...damn it!
By the end of Chapter 6 I thought that Alex should run in the other direction, tbh, bc Alex is 100 lbs of of fuckedupness that dick cannot unravel...
...and then we got the sex scenes in the extras and all of a sudden the ass spread and dicking made me feel better about them...? I am such a fujoshi ( ̄へ ̄)
I bailed after the chapter in which Kei blamed himself too for how terrible was his relationship with Wataru and the mangaka didn't have the bf strongly inform that any blame in an abusive relationship belongs to the abuser ONLY. And I'm relieved because judging by the comments that part of the story line only gets worse. Bye bye.
you're totally wrong ,wtf. haha. just read the story properly, it's the uke's former sex friend is the one everyone is ranting about. and that horrible guy happened to be the older brother. the younger brother is actually nice and tried to defend the uke and it's manga is the younger brother and uke's story.
both the seme and the uke were victims here. shame you immediately judge a nice and romantic story http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/amayakana_toge/an/amayakana-toge-chapter-2.html/25/
Is it weird that I enjoy the flashbacks in Blood Bank and get completely impatient with the ones in Royal Servant? This is interesting enough, I guess, but I'm dying to get back to the original timeline...
Well, I think it is weird, when the timeline explains a bit more about the story that was originally just all about the old cliche rapist getting a pass because he's got a 'tragic past'. But, ah, well, guess that's just me....
There's plenty of comments with other readers who are as into the backstory, esp for the pink haired dude, so you have plenty of company. For me, everything in the backstory is by definition cliched...MCs with dead parents killed tragically and blah blah are everywhere.
I think I'm more interested in Blood Bank's flashbacks because that story is more well-developed, with better world building, and a more intriguing range of characters.
Honestly, I'm not all that into flashbacks unless it's used to highlight something in the character's personality or to display something important. However here it's just already restating what we already know. And while I do like the pink haired character, I don't see why we need a flashback about him that spans over several chapters
If you liked Blood Bank, you must read Moritat!! It's such a riveting read, with a set of intriguing characters and a plot that has the reader at the edge of their seat. Having had read all the Manhwas being released lately, my favorites were Moritat and Never Understand.
I'm crying for Haruki here. WTF. Kashio-sensei, please sort all of this out and take care of my fragile emotions.