YaoiHands's manga / #Shounen Ai(39)

Mishima is gay and secretly likes to cross dress at night. He is being bullied but one of his abusers, Kirino, has the same eyes as him. His other abuser, Yumeno, has similar eyes. A story of coming out to yourself and acceptance. The crude art style does help ease the blatant homophobia, but it also helps show how just ugly that hate is. I cried at the end of the final chapter. I specifically cried because I wasn’t sure if Kirino was happy or not.

Outed and ostracized the uke is riddled with bad relationships and the inability to say ‘no’. Such a good and refreshing plot. I love how the seme wasn’t creepily obsessive over the uke or even threatening. He was never mean to him or had any bad or annoying cliché seme attributes.

Set in a historic dynasty in Korea, a slave was sold after being severely beaten to a farmer putting him into debt. The s slave is technically the third son to the master of the home, but because his mother was a concubine, and he remarried to a noble, he never showed any affection to the kid, but his younger half brother cares deeply for him… a little too deeply. Growing up as a slave he quickly befriended another young slave. They became brothers, then friends, then lovers. Sadly, he died of some unknown ailment. Now isn’t he car of this farmer giant who most people are afraid of, he is unused to the life of not a slave not doing slave work. The giant farmer lives with his blind and hard of hearing mother, who believes that he has a bride, not a slave. The two never use their names to one another (I don’t think they even know each other’s names) instead the giant farmer calling him Darling, and the slave calling him master. They eventually do the do, but it is not shown, but implied. At first, I knew they did some dirty stuff cause that was obvious, but it wasn’t until the middle of the next chapter did I understand that they actually had sex lol. It’s hella cute and the art style is very nice. There’s a plot simmering without being so open faced.

(Chp 43 is uploaded twice, missing chapter 44 -now uploaded-. 45 is titled as 46, 46 as 47. 46 was uploaded twice; after chapter 55 the upload and half uploads get confusing due to them being out of order, mislabeled, and uploaded more than once, around chapter 61 they are in order again) Colorblind, the MC can only see color when the designer holds things or you he’s him directly (something like that). It’s a cute story, an easy read without too many complications. The MC being colorblind is new but the fact that he can only see in black and white is unrealistic, but it adds to the flare of the story.

Set in the US, a lovely strong from a popular novel! A gay romance involving werewolves and (reverse) racism! Surprise, but not really, the Native American MC’s mom doesn’t like white people, but her son fancies blonde hair and blue eyes. Being a werewolf isn’t the main focal point of the story and I enjoy that. It’s refreshing that they are both werewolves, not one human trying to learn of a newfound existence. .Instead the plot focuses on their relationship and fated mates and the acceptance between themselves and within their family and friends. I love how quickly Chay (Native American) was so accepting of his mate being a guy. As for looks, he was spot on, so that was a bonus, but to deny the feeling of your mate was against his better judgement (for both of them really). I will like to add on that I thought it was strange af that even though Chay’s mom doesn’t like white folks, she named her kid one of the whitest American names I’ve ever heard and I think his middle name is Montgomery. Lol and many of the names of the other Native Americans (including werewolves) are very white or weird white American names like Tina, Bobby, and Keaton (Chay’s white lover, also a very strong werewolf, but doesn’t care. He came out to his family and left because they wouldn’t accept him). I am not sure if it’s just names the author thought white people had in America or they weren’t sure if Native American names were ok to use. Idk, but it’s funny and honestly took some getting used to.

A magical door connecting two rooms from two different areas in Korea. Both boys are lonely, one moves frequently thanks to his parents work, and the other was forced to live in the countryside for his grandmothers health. Such a cute story