Cesur's manga / #multiple stories(7)

Love the first story, didn't fancy the second one very much, the third was cute but predictable. But I want more of Tada and Enami (´⌣`ʃƪ)

The 1St couple really had communication problems, they should've just told each other's their feelings, I loved all the stories. They were all too adorable in their own way. I like the first couple. The young master's way of showing love was unorthodox, to say the least, but he does love him nonetheless. in his own way, haha.

To tell the truth even after re-reading the story i still don't understand the negative comments. I don't see how the uncle is the bad guy in a yaoi world. Even if we look at it from the real world viewpoint (which seems foolish sense this is a manga- a fictional work but whatever). Legally the uncle statutory raped Reo only because the kid was not at an age (base on japan's age of adulthood. In the US he is already at the age of consent- guessing sense he is a senior in HS, he was 18) to consent although he did ask the uncle to have sex with him the first time. The person i.e. Kenta, who would be charged with rape is the person who drugged Reo, therefore making Reo's judgement impaired- making him do things he would normally not do. Morally speaking the uncle did the right thing. Reo was suffering and asked the uncle to have sex with him- the uncle did not have to but he did- and afterward the uncle did not tell him about being drugged because he knew that Reo would blame himself for ending the uncle and his mother's marriage. For the rest of the time they had sex it is obvious that Reo was not truly rejecting the uncle base on how he reacted to Kenta

Surprisingly enough I read everything. The characters are shallow at best. The stories are simple at best. This collection does include a few stories containing BDSM, hence it being included in this list. A pack of oneshots

Ha.. The second story, with saisei, haha! uke was a dhampir hybrid of a human and a vampire that's just freakishly weird. Yasuhara accepted the situasion and hunted Saisei down in his lair. The concept of the stories is creative but the details were a bit much accept for the last story...It was cliched but also unique in it's own way. I love the melancholic atmosphere; that even though we had them reunited there's still the lingering sadness, especially for Riku's family. Riku cannot thoroughly separate himself from the life he has before. It was mesmerizing to see how the vampires experienced love from humans perspectives.

The art is gorgeous but the story progressed way too fast, I wish there was a more descriptive "scene" for the two main couple because main story ended on a bit of a cliffy and all the significant multiple oneshots feel disjointed, rushed, and like we are missing half the story and just dropped into a story already in progress. Extra stories seemed incomplete, or prequels/sequels lost.