Amorou's manga / #Cute(177)

This was really cute and funny, but I found the uke a little too naive, and he pretty much likes every guy he meets. But overall, it was really comedic and interesting, although there definitely could've been more character and relationship development.

Such a cute and fluffy story! Their relationship is so pureeee. However, I feel like the story lost much of its initial charm after season 2, and I started to find reading it bland.

3.5/5. Funny and light-hearted. The relationship of the first couple was cute and had an interesting dynamic but overall that part of the story was a little bland. This story is a really good - and oftentimes comedic - depiction of what a healthy and consensual couple should look like. There was really good asexual representation as well! However, I just wasn't that hooked by the story (this took me a while to read), and I'm not a huge fan of the art style.

Overall it was a good story. It was cute, and I liked the realistic portrayal of the relationships (after they get together, it's not all sunshine and rainbows; they both hurt each other numerous times, fight, and encounter near breakup situations). However, the translator changed midway through, which is where the dialogue became more difficult to read. The plot also became messier.

Ahhh this is my type of story-- it's already one of my favourites! Love the childhood friends concept. The pacing in this is just right, the portrayal of trauma is very well done, the character development is great, and the plot has a lot of potential! Not to mention how interesting and captivating the story is! I'm so excited for the future chapters!

4.5/5. Tbh, I wasn't hooked by the story. But, the characters were very well written, the plot and pacing were excellent, and the art was very nice. I didn't find as much enjoyment out of the story as I would've liked, but I still recognize that this deserves a high rating.