Hazrael's manga / #Supernatural(5)

Well, where do I begin, this story is one of those in which every fundashi and fujoshi should have at least heard of. If you are hungry then consider this a whole meal! Although they focus more on both of the protagonists, this work is still very well developed and the art is simply gorgeous. For being a BDSM manga I hesitated reading it at first because I thought it would be another no-brainer story, but surprisingly, it was a very fun and interesting read with likeable characters and a nice upgrade at each chapter, not even mentioning the spicy tension the characters have with each other *chefs kiss*. Very worth it.

I have some core memories from when I first watched the anime adaptation of this manga back when I was quite young. I remember thinking, 'Hmm, mysterious.' But that feeling quickly faded, and I ended up dropping the anime because of the weirdly excessive ecchi scenes, which made it feel more like hentai. Overall, the series had solid world-building and a good intention behind it, even if it didn’t turn out to be what I expected

No Home is the kind of book that can leave you feeling bittersweet, depending on how deeply you connect with its characters. For readers who appreciate exploring the depth of character development, this story offers a captivating experience. It’s also enjoyable to witness the relationships that unfold between the various individuals portrayed throughout the narrative.