bad kibbycat's manga / #Beautiful Art(31)

Not the most original story, but Dia is adorable and everything is drawn in such a pretty style that it's easy to overlook. I'll probably be back to re-read it again because it is quite gorgeous.

A cute little collection of satisfying stories!

I always find myself coming back to this one. Maybe because the seme so closely resembles another character whom I already love with all my heart? Either way, the story is non-traditional; I appreciate its adherence to weird, life-like circumstances and miscommunications. Plus, the art is gorgeous and, again, dat seme. 5/5 Stars.

This shouldn't be placed under "yaoi", but under "shounen ai" instead. Otherwise, it's gorgeous and funny. Worth reading as long as you're not expecting sex. 5/5 Stars because it deserves it for what it is, but the mislabeling should certainly be corrected as it is very misleading.

So glad I found this lovely gem! The art is gorgeous and the concept is creative. It's super adorable, even if there is no sex and it leans more toward a shounen ai. I will definitely read this again: 5/5 Stars

My sweet Rui!! I adore his character so much, but I feel like he deserves better than the guy he ended up with. Although I didn't wholly dislike the other guy's character, maybe a longer story would have helped develop him a bit beyond older-heartbroken-drunkard. Maybe I'm off base here? 4/5 Stars because nobody deserves precious angel Rui unless they're amazing too.

I find myself extremely attached to all of these and each pairing has such a unique style. Love it lots!

Gorgeous, but incredibly sad. Hope it gets better for the protagonist :<

Fun little mysteries with likable characters. Some of it is quite predictable if you're observant (the outcome of the cases, the standard character tropes, etc.), but it's still enjoyable to watch it all unfold--especially since the artwork is consistently pretty. Those reasons aside, Yakumo is gorgeous and his love for books, cats, and sleep is adorable. 5/5 Stars

Very pretty with a captivating concept, but the ending falls flat. I feel as though it's incomplete, even though it has finished, and that the last chapter was thrown in as a half-arsed explanation of why this whole thing is occurring. Meh, at least it's pretty.