bad kibbycat's manga / #Tragedy(8)

This story is really heartwrenching so far. On the one hand, you have Souma who has a sense of self-loathing about his sexuality which displays itself as panicked desperation at the end of chapter 1. On the other hand, you have Hayato who feels obligated to take care of Souma because of his past. All of this is creating a very tense storyline that has a lot of potential for either a very heart-warming ending or an absolutely devastating one. I'm looking forward to what comes next!

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.

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

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.

A very sad tale, indeed. I like where it's going, but it's really quite tragic already and I don't know how much my heart can take. 5/5 Stars for good, but sad, storytelling that holds my interest.

How unfortunate it was that I had merely glanced at the first few pages and decided to go back to my more preferred artistic style to read several months ago. I'm glad I went back to read this. The story is beautiful, dark, and captivating. It's easy to feel transported to a different world, one with poignant poetry and flowing, inky figures which contrasts the colorful cast of characters all taking place in a bizarre circus setting. I cannot recommend this enough, both for the strangely beautiful imagery and the incredibly deep story: 5/5 Stars.

So good! Plus the characters are gorgeous! 5/5 Stars