wert's manga / #Beautiful Art(1234)

This spring, Tokyo TV’s newly employed announcer Fukuro was given the task to gather information & do a close report on the infamous hunk of the professional baseball world; Shiratori Reiichi. Given this important opportunity Fukuro is determined to do his best! However, the following morning he wakes up to a stark naked Shiratori sleeping beside him, trouble ensues!The demanding and selfish Shiratori with the hard working and Timid Fukuro! Watch as their love story unfolds. - It’s the so-called fiancé from chuchun ga chun, it’s nice that he got a lover, but I feel like he totally disregarded his lovers feelings

So there’s no synopsis but I do remember it being super adorable

Bright and early one Monday morning, Shino Yuzuru asks Seryou Touji out on a lark when they run into each other at the school gate. Seryou, who's immensely popular, has the odd habit of going out with anyone who asks him out first at the beginning of the week, then promptly dumping them at the end of it. "Anyone" apparently includes male upperclassmen like Shino, and as a boyfriend, Seryou is perfect--unfailingly thoughtful and kind. Shino, obviously, has no intention of being in a serious relationship with Seryou. It's not like it's actually love or anything like that. ...Right? - This is my first yaoi manga that I actually got the physical copy of

The successor of the Tsujimura clinic, Motoharu has always held his childhood friend, Hazumi Akira, close to his heart. He confessed to Akira and then was rejected. Even so, he still entered the same university and same department as Akira. Ever since the confession, the two have been distancing each other, but Akira suggested that they make up and for the first time in a while, they walk home together. But on the way back, Akira suddenly kisses Motoharu, causing Motoharu's hope to grow. However, the next day, Akira tells him to “forget it”, causing Motoharu to blame Akira... - I cried my fucking ass off

Robbed nearly blind, Izumi is forced to move out of his apartment into moreâ?¦â?affordableâ? housingâ??which means shacking up in a run-down tenement complex with five quirky neighbors, including Harutoâ??the weirdest, most seemingly unsociable landlord heâ??s ever met. Izumiâ??s convinced all he has to do is buckle down at work and put up with this miserable situation for the time being until he saves up enough to move, but then they all kind of start to grow on himâ??especially (and perhaps most unexpectedly) Haruto. - I goddamn absolutely fucking love this manga

The relationship was really stable so it felt really pure

Azumi met new arrogant housekeeper, Wakui who is tougher than any maids he has ever met! - The housekeepers hair was funny to me, that’s pretty much all I remember from it lmao

1-4) Cat's Love - Chihiro is the heir to Tsurumaruya, an old, well-established Japanese confectionery. He is secretly in love with Katsumi, a childhood friend, who is also the manager of the store. His feelings for the over-protective Katsumi keep growing, but Katsumi wants to fulfill the last wish of the previous owner and live his life as the manager. With the two of them unable to connect their feelings, Chihiro is asked to go to Tokyo by an important customer, Mr. Mori. The lives of the master and manager are bound by family tradition. 5-6) Ever Seen - The nephew of President Mori suddenly ends up living with him, and he has a secret. - The uncle x nephew part was a little unsettling but it was nice

Go Siwon's dreams are constantly visited by the clever, beautiful Kang Jinha. In the dream, Jinha keeps on mentioning this "incident" that happened between them but Siwon can't remember anything! And how can it feel so real? Luckily for Siwon, hints about the "incident" start to appear and Siwon is able to regain his memory bit by bit. How will their relationship change at the end of it all? - Instant regret, the plot was so fucking confusing, I’m really glad the art changed a bit into it because other one was unsettling. But the dynamic was just so fucking weird and I just really didn’t like it