Jane's manga / #yakuza(12)

YES! This is the sweet but still interesting yaoi I've been looking for! Twisted love stories full of tragedy and woe are great, but sometimes after a long day, you just want to read something cute. It's hard to find a couple that makes smutty scenes so adorable. It's sweet without being too cliche and interesting without being too dramatic. I adore these men.

Very pure yet smutty at the same time. The main characters fit so well together and it was a cute and wonderful quick read.

This was okay, nothing super special. If I wasn't so weak for the yakuza yaoi's I probably wouldn't be as interested.

1 word. SEXY. AHHHHH 2 delinquent type woooooooo! My brain. These guys were made for each other, like awful puzzle pieces that surprisingly fit together. I wish there was more, it got a bit confusing but I got the main idea. The character designs were *chef's kiss* and the spicy scenes were definitely spicy. I wish they were a switch couple though, there isn't enough switch material out there ): I want it to be a 5 star so bad! It was so close!!

This was a good quick read. The pacing was perfect, it never felt too slow or too fast. It also wasn't too serious while still staying away from being too goofy. The art style was probably my favorite part. Both the main characters were so beautiful and fit together so well. I loved their straightforward personalities and the little moments where they grew closer. Overall very very cute.

This was surprisingly good! It sounded a bit gimmicky but it turned out to be super cute (: I love a caring top, very very rare in the toxic realm of yoai. The couple's dynamic was really natural and their progression into a relationship felt right. I want to be goofy about this one but it was an overall wholesome read with a unique dynamic.

This was pretty good but not great. A very generic and simple police and yakuza story. The spicy scenes were alright and the detective was very average looking. If the yakuza wasn't such a hottie I wouldn't of finished this. It was a quick non-serious read.