Cinnamon Milk TEA's manga / #Yaoi(310)

That's a smooth sailing into a fling relationship I love it! It was cute with two arc that I enjoyed.

Cute at the end but it didn't mix the psychology aspect well

It's weird but in a good way, even though I mostly scrolled it over but got the gesture of it. The Seme lived by him self and the forest for 17 year and end up with Uke who's a writer looking for inspiration to do the sequel of his first book. It's a story about tow lost soul that found each other literally and metaphorically. There's this “I didn't feel like a real person, and I sure as hell didn't act like oun, and yet” line in CH 2 from the Uke ener monologue that I relate to in some way.

Forced proximity This was so good, cute, sweet and stupid. The Uke is a masochist and he knows it with experience, the Seme on the other hand isn't a sadist at all more like a possessive lover type, which probably made it likable for me. It didn't seem like the Seme made a forceful move on Uke, so their relationship was consentual and funny to watch. Until Uke suddenly decided to act as a dump MC and do something he was specifically told not to do. But what surprised me was the leak of consequences.

This romance makes absolutely no fuckin sense! How ? Why? When ? Did Blake hair dude fall in love with glasses guy? And glasses guy reason to fall for black hair dude is cringe. But the plot on the other hand interesting. So both guy's are traveling back in time to save the other using an app. Glasses guy is the first to do it but once he started to unalive himself, black hair dude was doing in without knowing how.

Both lead are cute so it okay

I re read this and still the art is beautiful but the story in it self not that much, with a first kiss re-encounter case

This author works always make me feel uncomfortable, and this one is no exceptions. And I'd rather not think too much about it. Don't know if I can say it was good with the character development and all. Too much information was going on and I couldn't tell who was who at some point especially for the 'dad' part, but the storyline was understandable at least.