0__o's manga / #Student x Student(29)

The first half the series was really something. It was fluffy , good, the backstories were helpful. But idk, after reading the second half I just felt really disconnected from the characters and their feelings. The way they confessed and resolved the issues wasnt very reassuring or genuine seeming. It was something to quickly read over to me tbh. I also think both characters were lowkey pricks, problem could've been avoided. Also, the ending was super abrupt. We met God, and we don't know anything else about them? And we see a girl who doesn't have a string? Then they do a time skip of 5 years to say they got back together? Also the amount of flashbacks without a visual indicator, or alternative scenes, were a bit chaotic. Storyline - pretty great actually. Plot - not so well. Art - decent actually. Story flow - okay. Characters - fine. No fluff really. Not distinct romance. It honestly really could've just been that they were inseparable best friends at this point.

The equivalently unrecognized fudanshi mc, Hinata , has worked his way through life to be discover his sexuality more. Knowing he is gay and acknowledging his attraction -- Yes, I gasped too -- was the reason he went to an all boys school. And while living with family friends , he falls in love with, essentially, his roommate. I love this story so much because this story is everything I can identity with. Chasing someone , wanting to find love, suppressing the emotions and feelings, and eventually finding resolution. I love the way the relationship slowly progresses and cautiously, as if it were real. My own feedback is that the start of the story was some some smut, but a sweeter, tamer tone that emerges from there. There is also much comedy cuz the main character is just pure, dumb, innocent. Of course the tropes make it very cliche, and the weird beginning, but I appreciated how fluffy and sweet it is. Storyline - comedic. Plot - great. Art - amazing. Characters - cute and dumb. Dialogie - great. Storyflow - great

Wow. Surprisingly, I loved the story for what it was. Right off the bat , we got labels , gay characters , homophobic agendas, and everything was pretty realistic. The only thing I really had to be wary of was how this plot was extremely unrealistic from a personal standpoint -- watching porn with your bros??? What? Really? Anyway , I loved how they both progressed to come to terms with their sexuality and open up, and was trying new things out. Storyline - realistic. Plot - good. Art - amazing. Dialogue - amazing. Panel flow - great.

I got bored real quick and real easily. It was really just a dude denying his general attraction to another one, harassing and bullying, and forcing development between them. The reciprocation didn't feel genuine, it lacked proper expression, and it seemed very convenient. Storyline - shit. Smut - shit too. Kinda boring.

Jeff and Terrance, these English names make it easy lol. Well, this story is incredibly tear-jerking. I did not expect all the physiological drama and inclusion of mental illness, but it was phenomal. The only thing are the plot holes, they never finished or calcified what happened/caused the initial accident. I love enemy to lover tropes , but this one was incredibly unique because of how grounded it was in depression/suicide. After chapters 50, my heart wailed with excitement nearly every chapter. My only advice was to also empahsis Jeff going through the mental strain of taking care of someone, mental illness goes away by that not that straightforward. Maybe it does tho, I dont know. But overall, it was a sweet but very painful story. Storyline - great. Art -great. Plot - amazing, with gaps. Dialogue - great. The figurative language is a bit stretching it tho, it was a bit confusing and not straightforward.

Such a stupidly sweet story. And the buff dude is the bottom? Cute. Anyway, I loved how they had an openly gay characters, that works for me. It was a but cringey with the plot, but it was a cute nice read. I think the characters balanced each other out. One was pretty indecisive and fearful, while one was very proactive and bold.

Smutty. It was really all about them having sex and having these weird ass fetishes and them fulfilling each other by being friends with benefits. Then it one grew feelings and Yada Yada Yada. Anyway, not really much plot to it, but it was slightly entertaining . Of course, this is another one of those , communication is an issue trope , so I disliked that.