Kiyona Yubisaki, Bukiyona Tsumasaki
Walk on Water
It's a story that makes your chest squeeze for different reasons through the chapters. You feel good and fluffy inside, then sad, uncomfortable and/or mad. Their stories are a pack of twisted actions made out of sheer desire to be loved. I never thought I would be able to read all of those quarrels 'cuz I dislike angst/drama, but it feels so on point, the right scenes at a right pace, not too little, not too much, and the art is fantastic like I'm watching an old American movie about unrequited love, dark business, and adults acting mature about their secret childish responses. It's wholesome and I'm appreciating the author's+artists details to movements, panels, colors and facial expressions. It's an amazing experience and if you like well-built plot, deep characters, smexy caramel like moments, and surprising development, I recommend you invest your time reading "Walking on Water". PS: The title does tell a lot about the story... I can't think of any other words to describe this story.
Sahara no Kuro Washi
Baby Face Monster ÒÄ -Moto-Banchou no Ore daga Kuso-Gaki ni Ketsu wo Nerawerete iru-
It's like... a meal prepared with swaped ingredients, in the same way... but it has a different flavor, somehow? Rui's bluntness is adorbs and Eiji is a cute cinammon roll. Different from other semes, Rui has a reasonable reason for why he turned out a selfish jerk and is trying to change somehow. It's a fun read.
Konna ore wo Suki Toka Majika