Nobita's manga / #Beautiful Art(56)

I feel like I liked it but it felt a little rushed at the end. Also Daichi is way too perfect and I wanted to see some of his flaws. To me is a little unreal but I really liked Mashiro. It was an interesting and complex character.

This one was a little disappointing. I didn't really felt why Kazuchi (Or whatever the Seme's name is) is so in love with a person that is literally only beautiful and not giving him anything else. The relationship between them seems based only in sex so that is kind of why it didn't really made sense to me why blond one was regretting anything about his partner when the story was not really able to convey to me how much they love or care about each other or even why they care so much. In that sense Kono Koi ni Mirai was a whole another experience. That story made me fell a lot of painful things and a variety of emotions... it doesn't even feel like the same author. Art was good though and the blond one past story was interesting, but that is almost it.

A sexy anthology without any twisted relationship... is this real? am I in heaven?

I mean art was B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L even though the story was a little meh. Characters were cute too

It's just perfect The theme and characters just work so well together, pacing is also on point and -I love the way of showing me the relationship like starting from the climax. Even that extra chapter at the end just added more to the perfection. Really loved it. This topic about a "human mermaid" is just so good. I want this to be a popular topic and see more stories exploring this kind of situation, especially with a culture as careful with words as the japanese one.

I really like omegaverses that explore the twisted morality of these kind of worlds. Some of them do so at some point but then they rely on the same faithed pair tactic and I loved that this story is so committed with this topic about instinct not being the most important thing. I like it.