hana's manga / #cute(186)

Wow! Just an amazing story! I loved the story from the beginning to the end! The conversations were so genuine, not so cliche and just so real. Many of the conversations are so applicable to real world that I can't help but agree. It made the story seemed like it was true! Oh, and don't forget the art! It was so well done, the characters were unique on their own and don't have much resemblance to another. Steve is gawd damn hawt!...to the point I can't even spell properly! ;) One of the top stories I've read thus far. I can continue to read this many times over and have the bubbly feeling!

It was a sweet story about feeling insecure due to difference in sexual orientation. Falling in love with someone, but lacking the confidence that the love will last, despite the love shown to him. I enjoyed it.

It was a cute story about a man having lack of confidence in everything. After years later, was able to reconnect with his sempai, worked together, and built enough courage between both people to confess and trust each other.

This was really cute. I would have never thought that Ryuu would be the uke, quite a turn of events and rather hilarious. I enjoyed it as a pass time.

I absolutely loved it right from the beginning! The adventures and the stories were well put together, and the characters were all wonderful. I wish that Kuchinawa and Renard had some more depth into their background because they were all great. Loved them, loved the story, and you know what, I enjoyed Jack's character. He was a bad guy, yes, but the environment that you live in unfortunately can shape you in many ways. "in this world there are many different people", just like what the father said. I was laughing, and towards the end, I was fluttering with anticipation for Crow and Violet, then I somewhat teared up for the difference in lifestyle that they both carried. How could they stay together when one is a princess and the other a thief? Realistically I don't see the possibility at all, but I suppose that's why I LOVE reading manga, for the fair tale love stories that can be made possible. Haaa, what a satisfying read. Now I wish I can find more of these stories!

It was good, it had potential, but it was too short. God I hate short stories for this, especially when they could be so much more. The only thing that I found a little off was the maturity of an 8 year old. I suppose she's been through a lot, but it's so hard to believe how mature she, and Rondo is. I actually was hoping that Rondo could also turn into a human and they'd meet each other. That would have been awesome, but no, that didn't happen.

They have a really cute relationship. Shinomoto may at times be too insecure because of Sumiyoshi's past and all the girls he's dated, but he shouldn't worry so much. Reading it, you can tell how much they both love each other. Enjoyable, lighthearted, and an innocent read!

Wth. The author writes such bubbly, cute manga. I noticed that most manga will have a partner wearing glasses. A fetish? lol. It's funny how Ryu is so naive and innocent. Is it even possible, really? Kissing as friends, jerking each other off? Lol how did he make it through in life up till now?! Cute!

I'm not sure how it initially started, or how or why Kaji started falling for his editor Midori, but he's damn possessive. I love his strong personality and charm, if you will. He's a bully, and forceful, but he's not bad. Kaji should be mindful of Midori and not casually let another woman or man kiss him, even if he's not reciprocating it. Midori is completely clueless on his feelings, and he still haven't come to a resolution to his feelings. He still has not confessed, verbally, but he sure damn shows his enthusiasm physically when Kaji has his way with him. The sex scenes are intense and both Kaji and Midori has such erotic faces! Only 2 gripes: I want Midori to acknowledge his feelings and properly tell Kaji, and I want to know why Kaji is so obsessed with Midori in the first place. Maybe this should be a trilogy? lol My willfulness.

I read it, but I didn't feel so engrossed in it. I think perhaps because there wasn't anything that made it stand out from other manga. A rich guy marries a poor girl and they eventually fall in love with each other. There wasn't really any hardship or obstacles that made it intriguing. It was an ok read.