otterbox27's manga / #Smut(348)

Cute story but it was just meh. Mc works as a wedding planner. One day he goes to the bar, gets drunk, and sleeps with a hottie. He leaves before ML wakes up and ML looks for him and plans a fake wedding because he thinks it’s the only way MC will talk to him due to a misunderstanding. They end up together and blah blah.

It’s cute but there isn’t any development. It all feels superficial. MC is drugged one summer night during a ball and has a one night stand with ML. He later finds out he’s pregnant but he doesn’t remember who he slept with. Meanwhile there’s a serial killer going around killing people and of course MC is the worst sherlock Holmes ever so he doesn’t realize who the killer is. Stuff happens and killer gets caught. MC is imprisoned for a few days in ML house. MC has the baby but barely even sees him because he’s so involved in his work— which isn’t bad but his husband is literally wealthy.

Cute story about self acceptance and learning how to be loved. The translations were a little confusing but it was enjoyable. MC left door open and a human beast was inside. MC didn’t mind and they started living together. There’s a bit of a misunderstanding and ML leaves but he eventually comes back.

Finally and MC who goes after revenge!!! Mc was in an acting company that treated him like crap and blackmailed him into doing shady stuff. Soon after ML comes into the picture and tells MC he never wants to see him again for drugging one of his actors but MC swears it wasn’t him. Turns out Mc was told to do it but he didn’t actually do it because he was scared. After a while Mc becomes a good actor thanks to ML help .

ART STYLE IS SO CUTE WAHHH!!!! Mc is from the city and works hard at his dad’s company to be ceo. Dad sends him to an island during summer because he wants him to have a break. He meets ML and at first he finds him annoying and irritating but then he starts noticing ml a lot more and how unbelievably attractive he is. In the end, they couldn’t deny their attraction for each other and ml moves to Tokyo with Mc. <3

It was a decent read. Regardless of the past of MC he was just a spoiled rich kid that didn’t really feel the need to actually feel some type of way for the fact that he was sleeping around before he met ML. ML was cute and innocent and honestly I thought he deserved better but MC did change after a while and it was cute.

The only reason I’m giving this four stars because I’m emotionally attached to the characters and the plot was sort of good. I’m confused as to why the author rushed the ending though :/ there’s so many unanswered questions that would’ve really tied the story together but they didn’t which sucks and leaves it lacking and it feels unfinished. MC wakes up after finals and realizes he’s been asleep for a couple of days after his project. When he turns his phone on— his friends are asking if he’s okay which leaves him utterly confused about what happened while he was asleep. Then he realizes there’s been some kind of disease outbreak and everyone turned into zombies. He then meets ML which right off the bat ML starts screaming at him BECAUSE Mc doesn’t recognizing him. They explore and get far and Mc later find out that ML has been experiencing déjà vu and it’s somehow connected to MC. In the end they escape (not after almost dying like a million times) just to be met by hostile military force who try to kill them, but they don’t! Then it cuts to them at the hospital and they finally beat the curse ??

If I could give it zero stars I would. This shit was so ass I literally cried because I can never get the half hour of my life I wasted reading this. MC was mad annoying and far too stupid for his age and the ML was immature and only ever wanted sex. Nothing ever unfolded and it felt as if Mc had Stockholm syndrome. Also, the fact the sister knew MC’s ex was the sole reason he was asking to see her and she didn’t step up and talk to the ex was irritating. Every single person in this story pmo. Except the friends —they’re cool and the single reason I rated it one star.