YaoiHands's manga / #comedy(89)

Two stories, connected but not significant in connection. First story: doctor finds a man passing out with a fever on his way home. Finds out he works in real estate in the same giant building complex as himself. The real estate agent comes off mean but does that to protect himself due to a past relationship. He’s actually super nice and considerate. The doctor helps him with those issues. Second story: IT worker is confused why this American new hire transfer keeps saying that he likes him. During a dinner they share the worker explains how a certain client made him uncomfortable because they were overly touchy and doesn’t want to meet them alone again. American guy is like, sorry can’t make it with you. Turns out he was undercover with the FBI and trying to catch these guys who produce a drug. They tried to get the worker to become apart of it and gave him a small dose and was gonna literally fuck him up and blackmail him to work for them.

Can’t remember much other than the boss can’t taste sweet things, but of course with this guy he is able to. I had stopped reading and just never caught up. I may pick this back up again.

Ending felt very abrupt, but still good. I guess because it wasn’t that typical ‘I love you’ or ‘Together forever, happily ever after’ ending it felt like more could have happened. Still cute, I like the different romances without it being an annoying love triangle, cheating, or ‘will they, won’t they’ nonsense. The different personalities were fun for each character and the buildup was there but not over dramatic. Overall a nice easy going story.

A stone that caused a stoic man to travel to a parallel universe. The universe he’s from, a Cheif from another department falls in love with him, but in the other, he doesn’t know him at all!

So cute. I absolutely love his sweet freedom attitude. I do wish it was longer than a oneshot, but it’s still good.

I absolutely love this. I really like the the Korean actor for not being an ass, as he was made out to be. A lot of miscommunication, but it’s an actual language barrier, so it makes of funny and not super cliché. That interpreter is super sus though.