miseryxcompany's manga / #Not Proofread(9)

I wanted to see the catboys fuck

I was an utter fool to not like this title the first time I read it, I should honestly just keel over and die this is adorable. I initially had difficulty with seeing Rou as a person, he didn't feel like he had equal presence in the narrative and came accross as an adjuct to Yoshino. I don't know what the fuck I was talking about, might be because I read this when I was high. I maintain that I would've liked more panel time alloted to exploring Rou's rocky relationship with his partners and tendency to lead people on, but it doesn't actively detract from the story that it isn't given too much attention past what's neccessary to tie off any loose ends. I am told that there is a sequel to this, though.

Mr. Yang should have topped that twunk

I'm too cringe-sensitive for this. The most it got out of me was a little chuckle when Raevi was describing his virginity theifs appearance and said his dick size was a very important detail.

Double standards, I know, but I tend to roll my eyes at m/f brocon. Like that's for boys only. I mean, either way it was out of left feild considering Uito's sister's interest in his relationship with Sei was more like that of a supportive friend than anything perverted, so it just spoils such a cute manga.

There’s no point to this other than being gross. You just kind of sit there and physically recoil as this four day unshowered hikkikormori fudanshi neet rapes his brother in law, clearly getting off on having him swallow the dick cheese out of his foreskin like it’s a slurpee, and it’s almost impossible to not imagine the acidic smell of sweat and dried out cum while he rubs his dick all over the guys face and fucks him with it. Though that I was into it probably says more about me than anything.

Very annoyingly on the nose and I can't take any of the later dialogue seriously. It would be nice if some attention was given to Ookami so I could figure out what his deal is. Why is he so subservient.

Kyaaaing at how sweet and tender this is. Makoto and Kazuhiko compliment each other so well; I especially loved seeing Kazuhiko talk Makoto out of his apprehensions about Kazuhiko’s feelings for him and their relationship, and just being so shamelessly in love with him, Makoto eventually letting his walls down and allowing himself to just love Kazuhiko in return. Sharing aspirations and seeing each other in their futures. I loved the flashback sequence in chapter two, where Makoto realizes Kazuhiko is only trying so hard in school for him, and caves to Kazuhiko’s mother’s insistence that he stops their tutoring sessions, thinking the real him does not live up to the Makoto Kazuhiko has grown fond of. And later, when he tries to reject Kazuhiko’s confession while doing a not-so-great job of veiling his own feelings, fearing he’ll come to regret their time together. But Makoto isn’t truly considering his Kazuhiko and is ironically treating him like a child who doesn’t know what he wants. I just loved how Kazuhiko’s assertive, head-first disposition balances out Makoto’s anxieties. You get the feeling that Makoto isn’t afraid of death in the end, and Kazuhiko is truly satisfied with the life they had together.