Mangaka: Yamasaki Uni (山佐木うに)
Status: Completed
Volumes: 1
If you are going to ask me what I think about Ichimai Goshi Fetish, all I can think about it is that it IS hot. Half of the book feels like foreplay, each on a higher level than the previous one.
May contain spoilers so proceed with caution!
Most of the time, I just grab whatever’s free and has good art in Rakuten Kobo’s site. I don’t usually bother reading what it is going about since there’s nothing to lose, I’ve got manga while paying nothing. If I don’t like it, it’s easy to drop and pick another. ┐(‘～`；)┌
I have been trying to think of a uke who isn’t girly, clumsy, hot-headed, heroic, or emotional – you get the idea. But nothing’s coming to my mind. I couldn’t think of anyone I can compare Yuzuru of Joukyouju no Hatsukoi Case Study to (gosh that’s a mouthful). He looks like every other uke but at the same time not really.
I will be lying if I say that I did not pick Itadakimasu, Gochisousama up because of the cover. It reminds me of Free!’s Tachibana Makoto for some reason. Not to mention those sparkly eyes and background are cute. Haru, the one on the cover, smiles with his whole being. He radiates happiness, and I am taken in. My subconscious tells me that if he’s enjoying whatever he is eating, then I might enjoy whatever I am going to read as well.
As it turns out, my instinct’s right.
Ai wa sekai wo sukuu no ka!? Or can love save the world?
Can it, really? Let’s answer that in a bit.
Ten Count is crazy popular right now. Like, every BL fan knows about it. But I’m sure the direction it has taken in the recent volumes is quite a surprise. It is for me.
But for now, let’s talk about the first volume.
I never expected to like Okubyou mono ni I love you but found myself reading it a lot of times and still falls in love with it.
If I hadn’t known, I wouldn’t have guessed that the Konohara Narise who wrote Castle Mango is the same one who did Don’t Worry Mama and The Man Who Doesn’t Take Off His Clothes. Castle Mango has a more solid plot than their previous works.
Shirosaki lives in a love hotel his family owns. There he meets the AV director, Togame, when his production team shoots in their hotel. Right from their first meeting, Shirosaki doesn’t have a good impression of the director. What’s worse is that he learns that Togame is gay and is fond of his little brother Satoru. Shirosaki decides to take an action at the cost of what?
Heya! The first half of May was pretty busy which included going on a trip in my Dad’s hometown. The 5+ hour trip could get really boring and what better way to spend your travel time than to read manga! Reading BL in public was too risky so I opted for a more innocent read. (๑´ლ`๑)
Whoever decided that the person beside a prince should be a princess?
Junko is one of my favorite BL mangaka. So when they first released this years before, I had a mixed reaction. One part of me went “ZOMG shoujo by Junko!” while the other part was “shoujo by the BL mangaka Junko? Yes, some mangaka do cross-genre but it is certainly not an everyday occurrence.
Junko is known for their BL works. And guess what their shoujo is all about? A fujoshi heroine!
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