Cake-o's Topics (41)

I don't even know how to think about this one. If anything, it's interesting because it presents questions that I feel totally uncomfortable thinking about. Is Harada saying this relationship is okay? That society is destroying their happiness and that we should let them be? Or is this all the main character's brainwashing? Mai, the outsider, seems to approve. But on the last page, the main character repeats himself, trying to reassure himself that he is not wrong, which might indicate that he is not sure himself.

I think I just want to forget about this one.

Ooh I like this continuation of the first couple's story. Even if it's all just built on misunderstandings. The first couple is the only one I like. The other chapters were fun to read too, but mostly in a twisted way.

I feel bad for Mizuse. Hey, am I the only one who reads his name as 'misuse?' Cuz, well, he's being misused?..

I feel like I've read a considerable amount of yaoi, and I feel like all these where like nothing I've ever read before. I didn't necessarily like all of the stories, but they were all pretty different.

The art is pretty, but I'm disappointed in the story. I know it's short, but it just didn't work for me.

This is probably one of my favorite crossdressing mangas. It's light on the fanservice, it's funny, and some of it is genuinely touching. It also didn't feature any of that save-from-a-sexual predator nonsense that I commonly see in gender bender manga (I just find that plot device to usually be tasteless and crude). I think that the author probably could have had more ideas for the story that could have extended the manga but I like what we have.
All in all, a fun read.

I thought the anime was hilarious. Do you guys think I'll like the manga? That's a lot of chapters to read though...

Am I the only one who was surprised by the tone difference in Chapt 2? I thought it was an ansty drama but the family reactions were quite comedic. I felt like the author might have changed her mind on how the story would unfold halfway though.

The story was entertaining... How the motivations and inner emotions of the characters unfolded.. But I feel unsatisfied. I guess we are not supposed to truly understand what Jinhan's intentions were. Also, I found it all very unromantic. I mean, I knew they were going to end up together but never actually wanted them to. I'm not sure how I wanted it to end. Anyone else feel as conflicted as me?

Reading this was like playing a game of 'guess who's REALLY the messed up one?' I don't feel like there was enough build up to the reveal in the epilogue. Like how exactly was the brother able to manipulate him so thoroughly? I dunno how I feel about this one. I am usually a fan of manipulative characters (they just make interesting stories!), but this one just didn't work for me in the end.