Amorou's manga / #funny(13)

3.5/5.

Very sweet story--and the children are so cute!

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.

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.

3.5/5. The plot was extremely confusing after season 1 (I had no idea what was going on), and I didn't like the fact that Rum and Ginger's relationship was merely sidelined in season 2. The ending was also very inconclusive and unsatisfying (a lot of plot lines weren't wrapped up or expanded upon). Yeah. Season 2 was a mess. The relationships were all cute though, and I liked season 1 (I would give season 1 a 4/5).

Filled with drama, sexy, and addicting. It's funny and realistic. In my opinion, it's a better, more polished version of Junjou Romantica. My favourite of Nakamura Shungiku's works!

This is alright. There's minimal plot, and the characters are shallow, but it's very smutty.

4.5/5. A super short and concise yaoi manga that was able to portray the emotions and struggles of the two MCs so beautifully! The art style is also amazing!