Blubeagle's manga / #romance(180)

I loved Makoto's restraint all those years. I actually tore up when he had to take care of his fella under the drug. Lovely, masculine story that's the love story I adore.

Very interesting oneshot of two friends who love each other, but who give each other room to explore their own lives, realizing they really do love each other

This is a beautiful, bittersweet gem. Tamao is the character that makes you want to protect him because you know he works so hard just to make ends meet. He does what he knows best because it's become survival for him. He has lost the love of his life, but fate plays its hand by bringing his dead lover's brother to his life. Very interesting and colorful people who have their own sob stories surround Tama. It's heartbreaking and joyful watching Tama find himself again, while knowing the surrounding ones will always be there for him. And sometimes this story is funny.

Endgame was easy to call. A time or two I found myself teary, but I didn't think there was enough to cry over. If you go back and reread this, it was Nagisa and Kaito from the start! Nagisa said what he said to Minato because he didn't want Kaito to be taken by him. I loved that there was no true third wheel here. Misunderstandings galore and more than a little self-sabotage, but the overall story was good.

I really love this story. I love the relationship between Jooin and his prince. I find the title a delight. Who is the true master?

This is divisive for me. I love and hate it. Bittersweet and there are a ton of loose threads throughout. The stalker and the lover juxtaposition were interesting, but telling the characters apart was difficult. There was no true ending, and it just fell flat. Not bad, but not great. I also hated so much how he still called him pig, even as an adult, though it wasn't much, but if my husband called me that he'd be a dead man.

Love, love, love the long-haired beauty.

I liked it but didn't love it. I thought it was chaotic as hell and there should have been a more cohesive storyline. I like the characters and how they didn't just immediately fit, but they had to work out their stuff.

I adore Choco-chin!

These two are the perfect team. I adore Cassie, though it bothers me that it's a woman's name and that it's basically said he's the woman between the two. I saw nothing of the sort. I saw an incredibly strong, capable man who is realistic and resourceful as hell.