Yeet's manga / #Twisted(12)

Tbh the manga is slow as hell, but since it's so fascinating and it's basically about Shuzo's relationship with his mother, I'm hella interested in it even after 123 chapters like I WANNA KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN

Am I the only one who thinks that the author has seen Sekaiichi Hatsukoi?

Oh GAWD Best fucking yaoi I've ever read. I'm serious man. I've started rereading it cuz I forgot about a lot of things thx to my shitty memory, but I just can't get enough. I'm 18 and I would consider myself an introverted, cold deep and weird individual who is more mature than people this age but MAAN what a superficial, gossiping, horny, loud and extroverted person I can be sometimes! This manga was made for me. Every other yaoi is either too basic, or too much rape, characters are dull and boring, also clichés, too funny, too serious, too romantic, too much sex, no sex or kiss.. this contains everything I need. Of course it can be a bit too much sometimes, but I've never read anything like this before! Also, I LOVE it when there are more than 3 main characters and nobody is too boring. Even that shy guy looks pretty smart I mean I'm sure he's not actually that boring:)) AHHH just love this shit. Definitely not for everyone, but definitely for me.

Hm. Definitely disgusting, definitely frustrating and definitely dragging on. Yet because of the art, variety of characters, mystery aspect and the sometimes hot smut, I'm hooked on.

I loved how exceptionally confident, analytical and cold Eris was, and Helena is also so much more realistic than your usual heroine. However, the way the MLs were handled didn't sit right with me. I know it's a parody, but it felt surreal to me how the author made Anakin seem so laid back, sympathetic and grounded compared to the others, who were ALL the opposite of him. What I'm tryna say is that I wish the "3 bad wolves" were more diverse regarding their morality, and that Anakin was seen more as a person with flaws than a saint. Or maybe the author thinks we are too stupid to understand a subtle message, which is sad af.

I love the rawness in Shuzo's stories, but MAN are his views on relationship dynamics twisted