narutolvr's manga / #multiple stories(78)

This was well done! Wish there was a bit more focus on the main couple but the second one was kind of cute too. And the third one was sweet.

Read this a little while ago but forgot to mark it. Not bad but there are other single dad yaois that I prefer. Main story was short and the second didn't catch my attention very much.

Didn't care for any story except for the last one and that was only because it seemed to be a prequel to REC by this author (with the exception of a change in first name, all details match) that I absolutely love. I found the first and second a bit boring. As for the third story, just how gullible are those school kids, anyway? The rumors weren't even good/sensible so you'd have to be a complete ignoramus to buy them. How can you believe the guy is a skirt chaser when all of two days ago he turned down a super pretty girl and said he'd only do things with the person he loves? And then the girl is suddenly a two timer out of nowhere when no one saw proof except for this "Apple-chan"? I sort of understand what the author was trying to convey but she made it so shallow that the characters just all looked like idiots lol.

Honestly the only reason I'm rating this so high is because it's really endearing that someone took the time to take pics of 200 pages just so we could read them. The story itself was just okay, nothing eye catching about it.

Not bad. It was interesting seeing the MC of a yaoi not get the person he was originally interested in.

I'm not all that sure how I felt about this manga. Some of the stories were a bit...it seemed like most of the women just let themselves get carried away by the mood and tried to justify it later. Except for the story with Bean- I really liked that one because the heroine was strong, even without a guy with her.

I didn't dislike it- though I did hate the couple with the sensei who fell in love with the MC out of nowhere. And I'll never wish for that psychopath Erica to be happy

The script used for narration/thoughts for the first story was too fancy and hard to read, so that was a bit annoying. To be honest, I didn't care for the first couple at all, either; I would much rather have read multiple chapters on the 2nd and 3rd couples.

Even though the first and second stories were pretty cliche (if the male lead is a good guy, his competition always has to be a bad guy for some reason) the entire manga was a nice read. The last story was sad because of how her family treated her and how easily such a traumatic experience could be resolved. I really hate those sorts of parents who get off on comparing their kids.

The stories were nice, though the art was pretty inconsistent (just how much did the author's style change?)