plip's manga / #Age Transformation(2)

"Set in an Eastern fantasy backdrop, It's a love story entailing beautiful men in a rare and obsessive BL romance. Yeo-dam’s life has revolved around the emperor. The emperor made sure that not only would Yeo-dam’s family and friends never be a part of his life, but that Yeo-dam would be mentally and physically crippled so as never to leave him. In spite of this – or perhaps because of this – Yeo-dam feels that the death that befalls the emperor is undeserved. As a pontifice to the goddess Hwi-seon, he is allowed one wish in exchange for his life and he chooses to use it on the emperor. But the goddess feels it was the emperor’s actions on Yeo-dam that was undeserved and she returns Yeo-dam back into his original life as a child, but with a twist: he has the gift of divine powers." ✰ ⤷ dropped ch 28

"Komiya is a struggling grad student trying to make ends meet. He meets Youzou Nishi, owner of the Nishi Bookstore, while searching for an affordable room and board, which the latter had advertised in exchange for looking after the bookstore occasionally. After living a month with Youzou, Komiya is smitten. But Youzou is a great mystery. Apart from managing a bookstore, he also has another job that Komiya doesn't know much about, except that Youzou's clients all seem otherworldly. Komiya doesn't think about it much until an earthquake and rejuvenation water turns Youzou into a child. As it turns out, Youzou also runs a pawn shop of holy miracles for gods." ✰ Graduate Student x Bookstore Owner/God ⤷ Super cute I love a good supernatural BL story especially when it’s like historical and about gods and deities and shit. Also, I really liked Nishi‘s personality. I love when they’re dry and bland. The issue with some fantasy stories is like they will have very convenient conclusions because they can literally just be like oh actually, we can do this now but other than that I liked it. also mad said that the original owner of the body wanted to die so bad he’d rather be a fucking mouse, but I guess we can overlook that LMFSO