tsukineko's manga / #childhood friends(233)

Not bad. I liked the art for the most part, except for the super girly uke in the first story. Apart from said uke's looks, I actually really liked his character - he was sassy and knew how to demand respect, like when he told off his seme for almost raping him, and said 'I told you no!'. I thought that most of the stories were relatively original, as far as fluffy one-shots go. Most of the mcs were good looking.

Cliché shoujo type stuff. Plus it seems incomplete, although it's marked as completed. It's not bad, though, if you're in the mood for something romantic, plus the prince is hot. Not much h, however.

I MIGHT read this some day. It's the length that puts me off, along with the fact that they're 'just friends', (until maybe the 208th chapter?) Otherwise it looks fun, and it reminds me of my own 'just friends' experiences during my school day's, hehehe. Edit: Apparently, the chapters are actually really short, (just a few pages), so I'll probably read it. Edit 2: I actually really do want to read it. The art is beautiful and it looks a lot of fun. I'm just afraid I might be frustrated by the bromance.

3.5 stars. I particularly liked the cool mum and bi uncle! It's also cool that towards the beginning the seme asks the uke if he has a problem with gays OR BIS. All too often, bisexuality is invisible in yaoi, (and in rl). Rs

3.5 stars. I like the realism in this mangaka's stories. (Although the first story in this manga wasn't particularly realistic.) I also like the humour.

3.5 stars. That was sweet, and it was nice watching them and their relationship develop.