yinyangberry's manga / #Ｏ(≧∇≦)Ｏ(461)

i'm absolutely dying at how ADORABLE this is ARRRRGGGHGGHGHHHHH MC and ML has great chemistry! it's mostly fluff but the subtle sexual tension between them whenever they're both on screen was a pleasant surprise. love love love everything about this; it was so fun to read ️ 4.8 stars!

what an interesting and unique premise—and the author pulled it off!! this could easily have 30 more chapters with different characters maybe? a volume 2 for our main couple with smut and a drizzle of angst, perchance? uwaaaa this concept is just so fun! i think i'll have to explore it myself. it's very fluffy but so short. i need more of the main couple!!!! 4.5 stars!

i still prefer volume 1 but this was adorable too. 3.7 stars~

THIS IS ADORABLE WHAT THE HELL i'm a bit miffed about reo's sudden personality change (he became so assertive out of nowhere) but everything else was really just so sweet and cute

aigoo... that's not enough. we need more chaps~

now THAT's a BL you don't usually get to read every day it's very GenZ-modern. loved the aesthetics and the art style and how they tackled brainrot issues such as parasocialism LMAO but hey that scene with the parents was so wholesome and touching. dare i say this is actually good queer media representation? it's great writing to have the ex girlfriend actually feel hurt about all this and not be secretly a fujoshi or something. i'm so tired of portraying women as this saint-like supporter with no feelings in BLs personally i don't feel much for the main couple, but the vibes of this manga are just so immaculate and so QUEER. t'was a lovely and relatable read ️

cutie patooties... it needs more chapters

this was so lovely!! so cute, so sweet~ the build-up towards their relationship was good.

*kneels down and bows* VOLUME 3 PLEASE!

bl authors just be writing anything atp... ...let them cook! wow~ i seriously didn't expect to be hit by the feels. the manga assumes a comedic atmosphere with underlying subtexts of queer struggles, particularly the struggle of "belonging in a society." intentional or not, the themes of "identity" and "self in society" added a bit more substance to this very sweet and cute romance. though i really would've loved to see them go all the way—