RoseMary's manga / #Catholic/Boarding School(36)

It was interesting to read. A very unique plot for a BL! The setting is a mysterious boarding school for gifted / talented young boys which seems to be specialized in medical / scientific studies and the protagonists are the president's new favourite student, Azuma, and the ex-favourite, Tatsumi. But apart from their hate-to-love relationship and the enigmatic figure of the president, the core of the story is about the president's unethical medical practice, how certain areas of medicine shouldn't be pursued / crossed. It's a fascinating topic which gives rise to questions, like the questions Azuma asked in front of the fish experiment...they're really food for thought! And also the whole reference to the story of the book Azuma had Tatsumi read to him to fall asleep was well-done, like Asuma's situation being kinda like that of the book and the principal being like the witch of that story! In the end, it was an intriguing reading and I'm glad for how it ended..."In the end, if it had a happy ending, wouldn't it be nice?"

European Setting (England) // Foreign Uke x Japanese Seme // Transfer Student // Interracial Couple // Step-brothers // Prestigious Boarding School Ch. 5 of Caste BL Anthology - mangaupdates.com / series.html?id=147633

Well, the ending certainly leaves the reader a bit unsatisfied, like one was expecting something more, something definite, you know, a final scene that would seem like a proper closure. But I actually think it's understandable that the author ended it like that, because after all that's just they way Jou and Azuma are, the way their very relationship is all along! So, there wasn't really the need to say anything more and imo a sweet, lovey-dovey scene would have actually felt forced for them. Just Azuma simply asking Jou to go to Nagano (where his real house is) with him for spring break and Jou agreeing conveyed their unspoken understanding and let us know that they'll stay together in the future. The wall Azuma put up around him finally has been broken down and he is now resolute about accepting everything. They feel the same about each other...just like the author said, let's hope they can officially call themselves partners soon! So, I can accept the ending just as it is! Overall, the story was great and I really loved it! Not a masterpiece, but it's an impressive story...one of a kind! # Private|Prestigious School, Catholic School, All-Boys School, Friends "become Lovers", Beautiful Art, Unexpressed Feelings, Friends Grow Distant, Family Drama|Complicated Family (Azuma's), Transfer Student (Jou returns from the USA), Soccer, Love-Hate Relationship|Bickering Love, Sickly but Strong Uke, Strong Seme, Stolen Kiss (when they were younger, Azuma kissed Jou while he was asleep at the hospital. So they were each other's first kiss), Roommates (for a part of the story), Injuries (Jou somehow always ends up in some kind of accident|trouble and Azuma has a motorcycle accident and a stomach ulcer)

My favourite by Takenaka Sei! Kohitsuji Project = Lamb Project xD The plot is hilarious: ═══ This lamb project is about a boy being accepted into a prestigious school not knowing he is the "sheep" that is meant to let the vampires learn that humans are not to be treated like food! ═══ Oh, and the characters are hot!! 2 Volumes (Complete) - Raw Vol. 2: 77mh.com / colist_227139.html > Note: It's a collection of stories. From the raw, the title story actually seems to be completely scanlated, so it ends just like that. It's the other two stories included that are not scanlated.

Japanese Uke x Foreign Seme // Foreign Setting (England) // Study Abroad // Exchange Student

4 Volumes (Complete) - RAW: 77mh.com / colist_173598.html

1 Volume (Complete) - Raw: 77mh.in / colist_230832.html Collection of stories (including historical as well): • Ch. 1-2 Hana no Gakuran Honey / Darling - Student x Student // Cheer Club // Gakuran • Ch. 3 Shou-kun, let's go home? (Raw, p. 37) • Ch. 4 Secret Cathedral (Raw, p. 55) - Catholic School? • Ch. 5 Sunshine after a Storm (Raw, p. 72)