just_m3h's manga / #shounen ai(100)

Haruki is a lonely fellow who lives alone in his parents' farmhouse (albeit next door to his loving grandmother and not too far from his precious friends) after they died in a tragic accident when he was young. Narumi is a well travelled, famous photographer whk comes to Haruki's sleepy little village in search of snow fairies. Could he finally break Haruki out of his shell? I love that Narumi decided to move. But I feel like Haruki could also have made an effort tk go out jnto the qorld with him. I feel like the effort is a little onesided (not a lot, but still). Overall, the plot dragged on, and I found myself struggling to finish it. But, ultimately, having finished it, I have to admit it was quite nice. 4.5

About Yoochan who falls for the reserved Namhyun and ends up finding many unexpected things about him. I liked Yoochan just fine. He's kind and he's a reasonable and sensible lead, which is rare. I even like Sihyun, he is a good brother, though he should have been more attentive. Jiseok is also all right. As a friend, he's not too shabby. But my real focus was on Choi Namhyun throughout. I could not bear to look away from this poor neglected child. I bawled my eyes out for this poor baby. His mom is such a bitch and I hate that she never has to face the consequencs of her actions, she abused him for decades, man! It's a frustration that is only somewhat alleviated by Nahyun bitch slapping the crap out of Ha Heesu, that absolute pile of shit. 4.85

Doyoon has lived forever in his bright, capable twin sister's shadow. One day, when his amazing sister (who turns out to be the chosen one prophesied to save another world) is replaced by Moomyung, someone born in a lab for the sole purpose of replacing Doyoon's twin while she is away, can Doyoon finally get over his insecurities and find new meaning in both their lives? I liked it, it was good and there were some loose ends, like what happened to the twin, and what will happen with everyone who forgot Moomyung, etc. But it was still very good. 4.7

Jin, who is always getting bullied for liking cute, feminine things, finds an unlikely friendship in a little sparrow, Suzume, who seems to understand human speech. They're cute, and the story is simple and unproblematic, with good growth for Jin, who was really too much of a sweetheart to be bullied, come on! Bullies are crazy. Suzume was so dedicated too, man. And I liked their friends, too. And Jin's parents. It was good. 4.7

Ahaha! I love his absolute Lack. Of. Reaction. To having been caught butt naked in the locker room, reading a script. I also love how they don't give a shit about PDA, how little prompting either one of them need for it. Gosh, this will be good. Edit: Hey. Hey! That's not the end, is it? That can't be! No! NOOO!!! 5! Edit: Oh my goodness, I love this?! It's literally just so good. Their feelings are so intense, and you just get sucked into their will they/ won't they. And before you know it, your heart's racing as if it's *your* first love. ~Ahhh. Subarashi.

Oh My God. Yessss. Go after him, babyyy. Be happy, you two T.T 5

I am. So proud of you. Ryousuke. You deserve all of that love and happiness. Be well.

This is really cute. Would better with no explicit scenes? 4.45

Both stories are really, really good, both invoke strong responses. 1: About Takeda, who always works extremely hard for his grades and Fukamichi who scores 100 without too much effort. Takeda always regarded him as his rival, but finds himself changing his mind as he becomes closer with Fukamichi. It was really good, but felt a little incomplete. 4.8 6: Literally shows one conversation between 2 coworkers, with a couple twists that make it really interesting. It was really well written and I really wanted to root for the black-haired guy. I really wish this was longer! 5

A sweet and forbidden Taisho Era love story about a man who's fiancée had run out on him, and his new chauffeur. It was sweet, and, dare I say it, cathartic. 4.8