Kiba's manga / #drama(105)

Happy yarou 4 and one of my favorites in the series.

This is a really good story. Although there are so many cliched topics, they are done in a unique, non-cliched way. It's very lite yaoi, but the character and story building was so good and well written that it is still a wonderful story.

Only regret isn't that there aren't many chapters after the main climax. But this is a great one. You really have to pay attention to the flashbacks, the characters not being able to speak, and appreciate the realism. How love is not a relationship, and how people an't change overnight. And to see the true depth, you have to pay attention to everything that was done to him, over his life, to isolate. The mangaka also prefers to say/write less, wants us to understand and get closer without any words.

The story itself is sexy, especially chapter 2-4, but it's the well written plot that makes it addicting, the learning process of how you go from happy and alone to wanting someone more than anything.

30 chapters seems really good read first

30 chapters seems good

It's a romance, but it's kind of a sad romance. Yuki, a 17 year old who's never really felt any passion for anything in life, and hasn't ever fallen love despite being good looking and having girlfriends, is suddenly taken aback by a man he meets, who turns out to be a teacher at him school. 9 years age difference, but he starts falling for his teacher and ends up telling him. But his teacher is in his own unrequited love with his own friend from high schhol for 10 years. An un-requited love 10 years old meets an un-requited new love. This is slow paced, but full of emotions. It feels sad and lonely, and I can't help wondering if this manga is supposed to be about how un-requited love feels or about this couple. They start to learn about each other, the lonely teacher and the popular but lonely student. It still feels like something is missing, but it's a good story.

completed 3 volumes very popular heavy drama angst read first

chp 59.5 I really liked this, about a boy who hit his head in an accident and suddenly can see all people as monkeys, or some as other animals. He finds out that there is a small percentage of people who didn't evolve from monkeys as typical humans but some evolved from other animals like werecats, snakes, mermaids, dogs, foxes, and such. The strong ones are called heavy seeds and can control or intimidate others. Now everyone wants him because he is a rare return to ancestry tye that is very fertile and can produce babies easily, unlike the other non-human types. He falls for one who just wants him for breeding, Kunimasa, but Kunimasa is really closed up. There are also strories with Kunimasa's brother, Nori's other friends, the bears, etc. But it hasn't finished on the main, which is Kunimasa and Nori, the idiotic but sincere return to ancenstry. Good but I wish it would strick to certain couples more and not jump around everywhere.

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