Ng._.uyen's manga / #smut(490)

I honestly felt like this was a masterpiece for as far as short 5 through 6ish chapter BL mangas go. This had a great plot, great comedic scenes, a beautiful art style, amazing characters, and the best interactions. I wholeheartedly enjoyed reading every minute of this. The points I think the author did well on were definitely with the exposition, the conflict, and actually addressing the character's backstories in a way that helps the reader understand without causing too much confusion to the flow of the story. I see that a few people commented that the reason they didn't like the story was because of how repetitive it was. I can understand where they're coming from but personally, I thought that this worked well for the story. The repetitiveness helps set the tone of the story, it really helps us understand the dynamic of the main characters more, and it helps highlight just how much that small timeframe of Grey not doing what he normally does affects Sudo. I also enjoyed the repetitiveness because it brought in the entertainment and comedic relief needed for the story, seeing that push and pull/ the Tom and Jerry effect of the characters is what made reading this enjoyable. I also just really liked the art, the art style, and the character's design is so well done it just made me enjoy the story even more. Of course, the manga isn't perfect, I would have loved to see more of the relationship between the main characters since this isn't your typical "high school/office romance" we don't get to see your classic date/domestic scenes which made me a bit sad. Also, there are a few things I wish the author would address, specifically Grey's identity and why he feels the need to keep denying it despite Sudo and the audience knowing who he really is. Overall I absolutely loved this story and would love to see more of this because this was just so enjoyable.

Ummm yea ... this was wild. It's really NOT my thing, but kudos to the author for having a really nice art style.

The art is so so so beautiful but ngl the plot is hella confusing. I think the author was trying to entertain the readers by giving us "plot twists" but in this case it didn't really work in their favor because there were so many and it became confusing.

Bahahahaha this was wild but it's to be expected from this author, I really like their art tho ajsdvandv.

BAHAHAHAHA I hardly EVER read AOT doujins, it just isn't my thing and I don't really ship any of the characters but HONESTLY, I didn't hate this one. The art's not bad and ofc it has no plot but overall this really was not that bad haha.

I really liked the whole premise of this story, it was unique and such a cool take on the omegaverse au. From all the omegaverse BL I've read so far I've never really seen anything like this, so it was nice to read something new. The plot was pretty interesting and I honestly really did like the characters, the introduction scenes were nice. The only thing I am upset about is that they didn't get to have a kid, I always love reading omegaverse aus where the authors give them kids, it's just a nice change of pace from your classic highschool or office romance. It would have been so heartwarming to see them have a kid, but I guess from the author's pov it was necessary to have that "sacrifice" to move the romance aspect of the story along. BUT I feel as if the author could have taken it another direction and still got the alphas point across but overall I'm not mad I guess. The art style was really nice as well, I really liked the character designs, the author didn't make any two too repetitive. Overall this was a pretty good read, and I'd say that I'd recommend it to any BL fan of omegaverse.

I didn't hate this by any means, the story was interesting enough and I really liked the art style, however, is it weird to say I was just really confused after reading chapter 2. I think it was less of a plot problem and more of a pacing problem. The first chapter was fine I was pretty interested and was following the story just fine, then once I read the second chapter I kind of got lost. The whole story felt rushed, the character's feelings were everywhere and some of their actions that happened didn't make any sense. Chapter 4 did help us understand Mio's backstory and why he did what he did but I felt that it was just rushed and confusing. Also, the way the author ended this made it feel so incomplete we didn't get a full grasp of the characters relationship, and none of the previous problems were fully addressed, the way things played out felt like a bit of a stretch. Overall this wasn't a bad read but it wasn't one of my favorites either, but I did really love the art style, that was very well done.

I really need to start looking at the tags before starting a new manga, I am not a big fan of one-shots especially multiple story one-shots. I find it a bit confusing and it skips over crucial parts of each story that I want to know more about but can't because its a one-shot :( HOWEVER, I did enjoy reading this one, I was not expecting it to be as dark as it was but those themes were not unwelcomed. There were stories that I liked more than others though, Chapter 6 was definitely my favorite, I really loved the plot, the characters, and the overall message within the story. There is also, just something about chapters 2 and 5 that made me really like those stories. I liked the way those were set up (plot-wise) and how they were told because this author really has a way with words. Also, the ART STYLE is so cool and very well done, there is just something about it that really helped give the story the "dark themes" they had. Overall this wasn't a bad read, I might even go read some of this author's other works.

This was a great read, we had a nice developed plot, beautiful art style, amazing characters, and nicely placed comedy. I loved the introduction, how the story was paced, and told by both character's pov's, it was well done and I really like this author's writing. The author made it so easy to sympathize with the characters and made it so easy to love the characters and form an attachment to them. The character design and dynamics were so sweet and despite having dark themes without the author did a good job on where they placed comedic relief moments. The art style is also REALLY NICE, I loved the designs and their facial expressions were so well done. Overall this was a really good read and I'd totally recommend.