Ms.Honey's manga / #doujinshi(81)

Read it twice now. It's just as sweet and equally as timeless on both occasions. Includes Yamaguchi struggling over his feelings.

Nothing phenomenal but it was short and sweet. His nephew being there made this all the more comedic.

Echoing the comment sentiments - I had no idea at all that this existed. The art is incredibly unique and very pretty though. There seems to be a certain listlessness about the characters, as if they're not quite sure why they're there, which makes this all the more interesting.

I have so many questions. And I'm gonna have to go research the age gap. Kageyama's in his first year, right? Oikawa's in his second, so that's around a 2-year age gap? Huh. Alright, so factoring that in, Oikawa really did a number on a minor and then ran like a sackless, ball less coward, so now we have to deal with this cliffhanger for 75 or so years.

The way I would not like to work here because of all the unmentionables on the floor that may have been missed and so on... But moving on, the art was well done and I absolutely loved the angles the doujin had. The ship is controversial, but I did come for the art cover more than anything and the ART (yum) itself was beautiful in both its simplicity and complexity. The art gets 3 solid stars.

On a brighter note, the numbers in the title makes sense now.

We move. It's a no from me.

The dialogue was fragmented yet immaculate, and I don't even ship this. It had an iota of plot but was brilliant throughout.

Why is this a favourite - comedy, humour, smut and all. Can't give it higher because it's plotless.