mangasaeki's manga / #Beautiful Art(175)

I personally don't like teacher x student relationships but this was okay given that kurokawa was 18 and shiba was the youngest he could possibly be for a teacher. The seme x uke dynamic was as typical as ever but it was entertaining nonetheless.

I would be lying if I said I knew what was going on, lol. It's short and sweet but the events in between are rather confusing. Maybe if I slowed it down, and really took in what was being said, then I'd probably have an idea what was going on but I can't really be bothered, haha. Apparently this is a DJ of real people? Agian, I can't really be bothered to learn who exactly they are and what the story is, though.

Adorable.

LMAO

Overall, it was quite good! The chapters are out of order though so be careful while reading!!

I was expecting more out of the stories, frankly. However, they're cute nonetheless.

Would've been 10/10 for me if the translation wasn't so confusing in the beginning. I thank those that translated it regardless though, you did your best!

Tbh, they resolved their issues very bittersweetly. I personally can't stand that the uke allows his ex to hover around them, as well as after. It feels disrespectful. I don't care if he 'learned' something from him, frankly, he didn't learn shit from him. All the ex did was cause harm to their relationship because the uke was too dumb to realize that it was entirely intentional, and with the way the ex was acting, it was all too obvious. I don't mind a soft and mild uke, but I SERIOUSLY cannot stand those that are just plainly fucking blind like that, and for what? The sake fo drama? I get that he has obvious trauma because of his ex, but tHAT'S LITERALLY MORE REASON TO EXPEL THIS MF FROM THEIR LIVES, THOUGH. Come on >.> Anyway, other aspects of the manga were fairly nice, especially the reassuring and showing the uke a healthy relationship. That's all I got.

Very interesting concept, could've been executed better, imo. It got confusing at times and honestly, left a lot of questions unanswered and felt overdramatic as well. Beautiful art, though!