K-Sensei no Himitsu no Netsujou
#4 & #5 K-Sensei Series Oh my.... there is no emoji to represent how hard I am blushing rn... This one was uh... wahh. Just... *extremely intense blushing & squealing* I feel like I've gone back in time to when I first discovered yaoi. The amount of butterflies I've got right now... I could float away fr (ha like Harry Potter's aunt LMAO) This series started out very old school, well, because it is. This series started around 2013 I think?? A lot of the same concepts, mindset, and scenarios that I used to see a lot in yaoi around that time. After all the recently published yaoi I've read, this was both nostalgic and a breath of fresh air wrapped into one. Those scenes in chp 4-5 will keep me blushing for a while omg. This is one of those manga where you're just kind of casually reading, then as you continue the series, suddenly you're infatuated with it. It's odd because there is not much to it initially, not much I'd personally prefer either, but something about it makes me completely drawn in. The writing and art style just get better and better with each publish, and the very subtle progress in the total honesty and expression of their emotions for each other is actually really well done. I believe there are still one or two left in the series. Hopefully, they will be as good, if not, even better. I'm not even done with this one yet I had to type out my feels in the moment tho Edit: Just realized that the final volume of this series was posted inside this one! I was so confused when I couldn't find the 5th one #5 K-Sensei no Renai na Nichijou is included in this upload.
K-sensei no Yajuu na Aijou
#1 K-Sensei Series This gets better as the series progresses it's honestly pretty good. I love the 4th in the series so far, I'm about halfway through it. I haven't been marking every book I read lately, but I'm liking #4 to the point that I'm marking the rest of the series as well. I was going to say that #4 could be read on it's own because it's quality seems even better than the others. In all honesty though, it probably wouldn't be as good if I hadn't read the first three and saw how much this had really progressed. It's concepts and cliches are very nostalgic for those of us who've been reading yaoi since prior 2013. However, it was also a breath of fresh air, considering the massively overdone concepts of today's yaoi I'd definitely say that this is worth a read. I'll probably be rereading #4 in the future
Migite ni Miemasunoga, Ore no Kareshi de Gozaimasu