
I liked that this has a happy ending, but for Mitsuru's character...it felt like I just watched him get pushed around (then become happy) & that's it. Like we saw moments where he tried to be assertive but wasn't listened to, so it would've been great to have seen Mitsuru have an empowering moment where he stands up for himself & it actually goes through. Though I understand that this was meant to be sad & that the author was depicting Mitsuru as a victim of domestic violence so i completley apologize if my view is incredibly ignorant. It just sad seeing Mitsuru at the mercy of other people's decision from when Koichi forced the continuation of the relationship to even having the scumbag decide when HE was through with Mitsuru. Even his dynamic with Shougo feels like most of the decision making goes to him ( as far as what was shown in the extras & the "lesson" Shougo taught him..).
Just throwing my two cents in.
I was just wondering if anyone felt bothered too?

The thing about the lesson is that Mitsuru refused to let go and forced Shougo to come in him. Shougo didn't want to do it and the only way to do it in his opinion was to teach him a lesson tbh.
I like their dynamics. I mean it works, you know? Shougo is patient, helpful and sets limits. He knows Mitsuru is a victim, this is why he is patient with him. He knows it takes time to get over it.
I think it is ok if one part of a relationship is more dominant than the other as long as the dom part doesn't abuse their power.

I haven't found something I adore as much as this book in a while! The story concept, characters & art are so far up my alley its not even funny. I don't think anything I say can really do it justice. All
I can think is that I made the right choice clicking on this.
& no, the art does not "need work". I really appreciate the individuality that is shown through this author's original & unique style. The lines are very loose & free with lots of movement, the characters expressions are very cartoony & silly which make them very animated, but at the same time they are shown with very nice modeling (instead of being flat) that can sometimes be seen with shading, most specifically in the Demon King's face. It almost brings to mind, taking inspiration from 90s manga art style, with the voluminous hair, face modeling, & eyes (specifically hero's). And, the author even draws backgrounds! & sometimes lighting! How rare!
Often times, as far as I've seen in the BL genre (or with any genre really), there's so many mangas that feel like they have the same copy-paste art style, & are playing it safe with the most acceptable/ appealing style of the time. So, its just really refreshing to see someone take a risk with an original style unique to their own!

https://twitter.com/whalegrim/status/1050706986591866881?s=09
Link for small artwork of Dohyun & Sungho from Team Killerwhale's Twitter.
I don't know if them still continuously posting art of Warehouse every now & then means anything..
But here it is for anyone who is interested! If anyone wants to see more of their Warehouse art, they have some more on both of their Twitters, you just gotta really dig through it!

Personally for me, I definitely don't think the authors are ending it here. They still constantly & continuously post new art of Warehouse on their Twitter & have commented on how in the future, the account will be dedicated to their tweets & to Warehouse (what I got from Google Translate). I hope that offers you some consolation! I honestly think its just a matter of WHEN it comes back.

At first glance, I thought for sure this was going to be another trashy bl manga as I've already seen what feels like several others with the same cover. But rather than trying to depict rape in the nonsense way many yaois do, it seems the author is genuinely trying to show it realistically. This book feels much deeper than I originally thought & I still can't get over that surprise.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/sucombut?s=09
Tumblr: http://hagakuresoh.tumblr.com/tagged/my-art
It's a shame that none of the author's other works are here, so I'm just gonna leave these links for anyone that's like me & wants to see more of their work! They actively post alot of their amazing art from pages of doujinshis to fanart of things like Osamu Tezuka's work, Kamen Rider, 1970s crime dramas, 70's inspired work, & original work! I'd highly recommend to check it out since I think their beautiful work could always use more love!

I'm wondering why I don't like An Baichu. Cuz I love a lot of characters who are douchebags & yet I don't feel much for him. I think when you have a character that doesn't necessarily have admirable qualities, another way to make them in some way appealing is by establishing a connection between them & the audience ,which often times is through relateability. An is not very relatable physically since not many of us are genius highschool scientists. So that would leave emotional relateability which he has since it seems he deals with a great amount of pressure from his father & work, he has potential! Yet I still don't feel much. With Lu Lang, we see him agonize & go through his emotions & hear the inner workings of his personal thoughts & feelings. With An Baichu, we hear his thoughts but rarely on his own personal feelings. We see a lot less of his expressions. My theory for the less positive audience response towards him would be emotional disconnect between him & the audience, & a bit between him & the MC so far. Just my thoughts on why maybe other readers & myself don't like him too much. I could be totally wrong tho..
Both of those stories were scary..