Only Serious About You

I ve noticed over time that the yaoi definition differs from person to person. My own personal opinion is that yaoi is pretty much porn. This is certainly not that. I would describe it as more of a slice of life, romantic drama, the kind of one you see on television, only that the relationship is between two men instead of a man and a woman. It's an emotional plot, not melodramatic deep but it does make you sympathise with the lead and you dont find yourself getting irritated with his choices or thoughts. The thing i liked about it most was that it wasnt just'come to bed with me uke' and the poor guy is tackled to the floor, its more of a light hearted invitation thats more believable.The characters were allowed to develop their feelings before anything happens so if you want something with two good looking guys having rough sex, this is not what you're looking for. Its also pretty short as well so you could read it all on a free afternoon so thats always a plus. Overall i really enjoyed it and would recommend to anyone looking to fill a gap in their day with a romantic story that leaves you going 'nawwww'

I don't think this is going to be a long review. Simply put, I loved this manga. 8 is the highest score I have given a yaoi manga, and it has got it. It was cute, enjoyable and sexy. I don't know why, but any romantic story that involves a kid makes just about 1000x better for me, and so it did with this manga. The BL scenes in it really made me feel tingly, which is a good thing. Well drawn, and not censored THAT much. As in some yaoi manga... You don't see them really do anything, that is not the case with this much.I really recommend this manga to my fellow fujoshi/fudanshi's cause it is overall a good manga!

TL;DR: 10/10 Copied from Tumblr review Why: Best paced yaoi ever! You know that “when was yesterday, what is tomorrow” itch that I always feel like it needs scratching? The one I keep whining about so far in my these past few reviews? Asou-san scratched it pleasantly and then gave me a massage and then hired Masaharu Morimoto to cook me a personal dinner in a luxury hotel suite of yaoi story perfection. The two main characters, like Iron Chef Morimoto’s cooking, are thought out down to the last detail, balanced too. Not only that but they are surprisingly realistic. I have seen people just like them inthis world! Technically, I could say that for some of Asou-san’s other works more than this one, but this one pegged a few of my own acquaintances straight between the lungs so that their hearts are bleeding all over my floor. The side characters are exquisite, making you want to know more about what happens to all of them, and she teases. She teases so bad! Truly evil of you Asou, yet it’s heaven sent. You need the tease because life is just a tease and if she delved too much into them, it’d detract from this beautiful story she’s cooked up. Best part about all of this, there is not really any clichés here. I’m sure there are some tropes that could be said, but it’s handled realistically that I call dem tropes bein’ human! However, like all the greatest masterpieces, there is a mistake. A rather perfect imperfection really, so minuscule in the story. So you know how it’s so beautifully paced that it makes me die twice? Well… you see, after this beautiful, complex and true to life three-act story arc (not three chapter, three-act story arc) that really connects these characters and binds them to your soul and gives you it’s happily ever after (sex and all), there’s more to read. There’s nothing wrong with this! In the manga business this is a good thing, it gives the hard-core sex fans something to suckle on. I would blame the industry, but it’s not bad! The stories after the arc are more… like extra chapters. They give you extra delicious and not really needed, rich desserts. They’re very episodic in nature, and they aren’t awful, they’re just there. Which is why they don’t affect my grade because they’re after the story and you can tell the shift in tone and everything. It’s not like you think the story isn’t over and then bam, this happens. This is just more of like, canon fan fiction if it was carved by a actual writer? I don’t really know how to describe it but the manga still gets it’s high ranking in my life. I hope you will take the time and read these, and if they ever get published in your country (I know her artwork has, but not her actual stories), you should buy them. I know I will!