just_m3h's manga / #supernatural(383)

About an overpowered demon king and his admiring attendant. It was okay. Nothing to write home about but nothing bad either. 4.2 About two guys in fashion school; an overly ambitious designer in love with a straight laced business student. I actually hated how he treated the dude and felt like there wasn't really much of a resolution, especially since we didn't even get to see the design

Too porn for me. Succubus like oni and shaman (or monk) 3.45

My, my! What an excellent collection! 1: Masashi is a salaryman who secretly loves ero games. One night, he receives a visit from Squartha, a prince from an alternate dimension, who must have sex with a man to fulfill the task set to him by the Goddess, in order to save his country. Could the situation be anymore ero game like?! For what it is, this story sure depicted an incredibly healthy relationship. Not only is Masashi such a capable man, he is also so empathetic, and loving. The way he took responsibility, damn! I also really liked that they were surrounded by supportive and tolerant people. It's so great that precious, sincere Su is getting loved like he deserves. I'm really glad the goddess sent him there. She was probably meddling to save him from his disgustingly cruel father. 5 4: Uke can't help but be turned on and intrigued by the man (Kentarou) who is always eyeing him like he wants to swallow him up on the train. Yet, all attempts to entice him fail because the virgin seme is too inexperienced to be confident enough to take bait. That, is, until the uke runs into a disgusting molester and Kentarou snaps! Damn. I love seemingly herbivorous semes who snap like this. It was incredibly hot! Especially that train scene, whew! Yet he was so uncertain at times, too! It was so endearing. Enjoyed the outgoing uke who had no qualms about going after what he wanted. 4.7 5: Maekawa is elated to be working for Okuyama, a high specs, extremely young company president, who maintains a very positive, healthy and inclusive workplace. After being rescued from an absolutely terrible job, Maekawa finds himself switching between hero worship and intense attraction for his president. And when he finds out pres is gay, well! This is genuinely so enjoyable, because we get to see Maekawa slowly gain confidence, pick up hobbies and finally make time for himself. Okuyama definitely saved his life. You really have to respect people like Okuyama who build their own safe space into an empire in such an intolerant society. Hats off! The sex scenes were hot, too. 4.9 Overall, I really enjoyed each plot, all the characters were lovely, and even the supporting characters were very well done, too. Managaka has a definite skill for cramming detailed storylines into a couple pages. 5!!!

A magician and researcher is given 10 years to discover the secret to helping a werewolf control his shift. Over the course of 10 years, they discover much about the nature of the shift, and their shifting feelings towards each other. It was light and nothing problematic. But nothing I was enamoured with either. 4.4

Dude who got drunk and was apparently dumped into the middle of a mountain range (why the fuck does no one address his psychopathic co owrkers??) meets a lonely deity who has become weakened due to human negligence and requires life force (yep, semen) to gain strength. Just a pwp. 4.3

Suddenly coming into his succubus heritage, Chihaya asks his childhood bestfriend Arou to help supply him with much needed magic force (yes, semen. again. it's always semen.) Honestly, it was fine and cute and all, but they're honestly too young and innocent for me. 4.5

Deceptively large number of chapters for something that is a relatively lighter read. Ingyu is a frail incubus who is always put down and shackled by his family. Frustrated with the society at large in Devildom, he makes a bargain with the new heir to Satan's throne, who sends him off to the human world with a fallen angel as a body guard (Taegyu). There, both soon become involved with a closed off human Ingyu fell in lust with at first sight (Kangin), his nosy but well meaning coworker (Jiho) and their creepy boss with an agenda of his own. By chapter 11, it was all I could do to keep reading, because the characters had so many annoying traits. But most of all, what frustrated me was how suddenly Ingyu started claiming he was in love and how standoffish and unreadable Kangin was. It caste the whole thing in a very shallow light. Ingyu's persistence annoyed me to no end, especially because Kangin was not receptive. But the plot intrigued me and I kept going. Man. Would I have missed out if I had dropped this!!! Not only was the plot very good, the characters went through such growth! Ingyu, with his devotion and determination, won me over a hundred times. And he was a quick thinker too, and certainly could hold his own. Kangin was closed off, yes, no doubt. But he definitely had a good reason. That kind of trauma doesn't go away easy. And I really appreciated how considerate he was of Jiho even in the beginning. And later on, he was so understanding and loving, absolutely enjoyed it. Jiho is such a sweetheart. He's so kind and generous. I really do think Taegyu doesn't deserve him, but well. There's no accounting for taste. Anyway, he does treat Jiho like he's special. Always did, I suppose. I would have loved to have seen more chapters of Taegyu losing control. Also wanted to see that arsehole of a sister get her just desserts. Kinda disappointed we don't get that kinda closure. Jiho and Kangin's boss can go fly a kite. Overall, this was very, very good. Excellent character development and engaging plot. 4.9

Mitsuru works as a reporter for a shady failing website while his bestfriend Annaka is from a rich and influential family. When Mitsuru starts investigating the mysterious death of a woman, he finds himself slipping into a world of fantasy and intrigue, the likes of which he had only read in story books! Vampire stories are often cliché with little actual plot and too much romanticism. But this was very well done. From the unique portrayal of the characteristics of "biters", to the intrigue surrounding the plot, to their relationship and all the juicy details of the particularities of being mated to a "biter". Extremely well done. I am painfully jealous of how perfect they are together. 5.

1: After getting hurt in the woods, Tatsuro is tended to by Talim, who is a dragon. Isolated Talim, who can't live with humans due to being unable to control his transformation, loves spending time with Tatsuro and learning about the human world. Tatsuro finds himself falling deeper and deeper for the innocent and kind Talim. I mean, this is just really nice. No problematic elements and a sweet love story. No, that's too simple a descriptor. It's a "love for the ages" kinda love, I can tell. I like how devoted Talim is and how gentle Tatsuro is. And their baby was so adorable! I just. I can't help but think about how Tatsuro will die one day and leave him behind for eternity. I'm glad they're trying to make the most of the time they have. 5 4: Takami joins the design club at university and a weirdly socially awkward senpai Hinata, imprints on him immediately. Takami doesn't mind taking care of Hina, but doesn't feel much more beyond that, or so he thinks. When he goes to meet Hina, only to see the awkward Hina being fed by and interacting with a hot guy, it makes all sorts of unpleasant feelings bloom in his gut. Liked it. Was cute and sweet and just a light read. Liked also that the brother wasn't one of those annoying siblings who meddle in their siblings affairs for no good reason. 4.6 4: About Hina's older brother Ichikawa (who is a famous and brilliant designer) and Yugo, a new hire at his company (whi happens to be a huge fan of him). I just really like the both of them. The gaps in how you first perceive Ichikawa and how he really is, is elso endearing. Yugo is so great because he's so damn self aware and outwardly perceptive, as well. They're just great people and great for each other. 4.8 Overall: Well done. 5

After spending centuries waiting for his fated soulmate, Rei is resigned to spending eternity alone, cursed to feed on humans' life essence (surprisingly not semen this time), as his kind does... until he meets Yuto, who takes an immediate interest in Rei and takes up the pursuit of absolving Rei of his boredom and putting a smile on his face. Even boarded up behind centuries of ice, Rei's heart can't help but begin to thaw. It's a tad shallow, and overall a very rich-people-problems plot. But it was still not a bad read. It didn't make me made and it wasn't problematic. Just shallow and a bit silly. “I'm sorry I planned our wedding without telling you”. Really?! 4.4