Tenshi no Uta (NISHIDA Higashi)
[[Heavy content]] - This story may not be liked by everyone, but I think it's really underrated when it's actually well-written! And the heavy issues were depicted in a realistic, credible way! A great intense, deep, psychological story by Nishida Higashi! An emotional reading! #Widow x Widow, Tragic Past, LGBT Parent, Gay Uke with Son (The wife committed suicide) x Straight Seme (The wife and the son died in a car accident), Dead Family Member, Family Drama, Doctor x Musician|Conductor, Classical Music, Orchestra, Concert, Former Male Prostitute, Negligent|Absent Parent, Angst, Dark Past, Difficult Childhood, Childhood Trauma, Rape Victim, Mental Breakdown, Mental Illness, Abused by his own father when he was a child, Mentally Unstable, Foreign Uke x Half-Japanese Seme, Foreign Setting
Eiyuu to Kosodoro
Shoukei
Such an impressive first chapter!! I'm really intrigued by this story! Too bad it seems it was put on hiatus...? It has been so many years now! I hope that someday I'll be able to read the continuation!
Mitsumei
Set in Russia // Army's Spy|First Lieutenant x Right Arm of a Mafia Boss // Reunion (They were Roommates and Friends at the Military Academy) // Russian Seme x Half-Russian Half-Georgian Uke ☚☛ Interesting reading with gorgeous art. And the bonus was very precious...you really see how much they love each other! A beautiful story! > Curiously, the story "Missing Code", involving a russian protagonist and the mafia as well, is also by Katou Erena (illustrated by Minase Masara). One can clearly see what kind of stories sensei likes to write! And they're also the types I like to read! Too bad, it seems there aren't any other new ones by her...
Ame No Mukou, Kimi To
Foreign Setting (France) // French Seme x Japanese Uke > There's a bit of a problem with the translation in the last chapters (4-6), which were translated by someone else, but the story itself is good! It was kinda unique with that art-style, setting and visuals. In any case, I'm still grateful I was able to read it and that someone completed it, instead of leaving it as dropped! (If someone fixes the translation in the future, I'll certainly want to re-read it though).
The Scarlet Rose