Ccc's manga / #cute(41)

Sequel to Oreshika Shiranai Karada Quiet uke trying to find place next to popular seme. Relationship cuter than book1.

Childhood love 》romance. Cute in the end. Seme (?) was a fucking douche at the start and was unable to actually think it through before hating. Ukes trauma got me in the feels.

Omega living as an Alpha because he's an actor. Pairs with co-star alpha. Cute couple. The movie is about pairing and uses their names; how convenient/sus writer...

Last (known) Omega and Alpha. Question if they actually feel for each other or is it just their pheromones.

Social anxiety uke meets helpful seme who helps him come out in his own time. Very patient. Cute relationship.

Transmigration of a "teen" CEO to historical period teen emperor and fall in love with the enemy. Rereading through second time added extra star cos was cute and all. Did give the feels again on those who died. MC uke was dense (even though they did point it out) towards the ML seme but then was really knowledgeable in the state run and sacrifice. ? Dunno what took him so long to realise the change from the novel storyline to his storyline though...

Sequel to one where iwa-chan is a photographer and oikawa is a physio More short stories of their life

Good mature relationship Older seme and uke (top is older still) It just seems very normal relationship. Very relatable problems. No triangle (so far), no toxicity but fained as "but i like how he makes me feel when we have sex" nonsense. The sequel (2 chapters here) is completed under its title - Koi ga Michitara - see also by author

Gym bro meets instant love It was good in that even though gym bro wanted uke, he didnt act on anything until uke was broken up with his previous partner (whatever relationship there was) and "rooted" for them - i guess it was more rooting for him Typical misunderstandings until finally love etc Overall cute story

Hinata x kageyama First love confession. Cute. Unrealistic cos it was kageyama who instigated it (yes, i do realise the irony of unrealistic for a fictional character)