Bond of Dreams, Bond of Love

Since Ao was a kid, his neighbor Ryoumei has been like a brother to him (because Ao didn't seem to have friends and he felt like being at home when he was at Ryoumeis place). Ao has felt that Ryoumei is like a God to him - cool, admirable and always there when he needs him. But now that Ao is seventeen, he is having a wet dream about he and Ryoumei. He realized quickly that Ryoumei isn't just the person he admires. He has become a person that Ao is in love with. Well, without any hesitation, Ao immediately tells Ryoumei that he wantsto do perverted things together. Of course he is not intrested and tries to tell Ao that his feelings are just a whim. But because their past - Ryoumei doesn't hate the kid because his weird words (but he is is shocked anyway). He believes that things will settle down. In a matter of time. He doesn't know that Ao is very serious and stubborn when it comes to his lovelife with Ryomei. Yume Musubi, Koi Musubi is very interesting manga because of the story which is rare in yaoi genre. I have read only couple yaoi mangas that has a plot but this is one of my favorites. Very enjoyable and I hope that rest of the chapters will be released soon. Really can't wait. ~ Positive: storyline is interesting and different, the art is beautiful, the story doesn't contain just sex scenes and pervy comments (well, I really don't mind if there are just sex ^__^, but I enjoy more if the story has a real plot). Negative: Sometimes the plot is progressing VERY slowly and sometimes I was thinking that the manga is actually shounen ai, not yaoi. About the character: Well, I hate the fact that Ao is a typical character in a yaoi manga. He is beautiful/cute, adorable and has typical lifestyle (in the end it doesn't mather, but I usually uke's are just a pretty boys who are so cute that you just wanna touch and hold them). There is also something in Ryoumei that bothers me; he isn't like a priest - at all. The most annoying thing is that Ao is always acting like a 10 year old kid - even he's 17.