Tsukishima Kai's manga / #rape(6)

The cover art was good and actually this was drawn pretty well so I tried this but hell no I'm not into this shit. Didn't even get my d*ck react one bit because of how weird the plot and the representation was. The whole story reeks of crime and if some people enjoyed this shit they should be shut away from humanity because dude they have to question their sanity. This was the first time I ever gave such a nasty feedback and I ain't apologizing for this.

Ahhh just no. I thought this would have a redemption arc. I came back to finish this in case the author made the story better but it was such a disappointment. The sub did not deserve that if we just take note of how ridiculous his dad behaves and how broken he must've been since he was a kid. The uke is just a pure nut job. Literally crazy. There's just no reason for me to like him or even pity him. *face palm* Ch. 19 Uke dom flashback. They have the same name. Jaehyun.

This could've been written better. Interesting plot idea and twists, but was not expressed in a better way. I liked how Midori and Azami ended up together, because being with a bitch like Kaoru would not make Azami happy even if I wanted to see some yuri action. I mean, no matter what the sexual orientation, you should always go for a non-toxic relationship. Whereas Kaoru is totally broken and would just keep on hurting Azami. If this was a bit longer and the story was told a little bit better, I could've given this at least 4 stars.

Uhh, it's actually kinda wholesome and cute. Although it started with rape, I guess since our uke has a screw loose and he actually liked what happened and kinda punished the seme, all's well that ends well lol

I know they started with forced sex but man how they made me feel so single with the last half of the series! If I can only delete the first part or even just edit it, they're a really really cute and adorable couple! Too sweet! I loved how they addressed one of the most common problems in a relationship too, being unable to voice out what you like and dislike, and how tiring it can be for the other person trying to figure it out all the time. Loved the Pillow Talks so much!