bad kibbycat's manga / #Rape(7)

Each story is lacking in some way. The first story seems the most cohesive, but that really isn't saying much. I appreciate the unsettling nature overall, as well as the diversity of these twisted relationships, but ultimately it falls short for me. 2 stars for "It's Okay" seems appropriate here.

Bullying, non-con and dub-con, ahoy! It's unique in that all of stems from a social-ranking game which creates a chaotic microcosm that quickly develops into something disturbing akin to the Stanford Prison Experiment. Very twisted.

I think I'll always love Glamorous Lip because it is a lovely collection of artwork/stories from Yana's career before it really took off. Letty's story is perfect and Masami/Ryuu look an awfulll lot like the Sebastian and Ciel from the earliest chapters of Kuroshitsuji. 5/5 Stars

From a sadist standpoint, I must say the initial shock when Totori finds out he can be fucked is priceless. Asahina's verbal tormenting is perfect, i.e. "You have no idea what kind of face you're making right now, do you? A really...stupid one." He's so casual it gives me shivers. Then, we have the added bonus of Fushimi's voyeurism and a plethora of additional kinks thrown in to the story. Azusa and Usagi's story has a few cute elements but the lack of true smut is saddening, and it ultimately falls short. Overall, 5/5 Stars for the first story which has me hooked.

There is nothing particularly noteworthy about this story. I agree with the vast majority of reviewers, in that it does give off a "rape-y" vibe. Then again, forceful sex between a seme who's out of his mind with lust and a scared, powerless uke is what I look for in omegaverse works. Those looking for a soulmate story with saccharine, fluffy courting need not read this one. 4/5 Stars, because where it lacks in story it makes up with pretty boys and immediate smut.

An in-depth story with lots of characters to follow who are always developing in interesting ways; a great read, so far. 5/5 Stars