Junjou Karen

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Japanese: 純情かれん

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 2

Chapters: 9

Status: Finished

Published: 2004 to 2005

Genres: Boys Love, Erotica

Serialization: Chara

Authors: Koide, Mieko (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 7.39¹ (scored by 818 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #11423

Members: 1,564

Favorites: 2

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Ranked N/APopularity #11423Members 1,564

MangaCharaKoide, Mieko (Story & Art)

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Volumes: /2

Chapters: /9

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Synopsis

Tamiya, a student whose honesty tends to be so blunt that it gets him in trouble, has fallen in love with Shirasaka, a teacher from his school. He's an excellent teacher, very caring and popular among students, but because of his dark past, there seems no hope for Tamiya to win over his heart. In the past, Shirasaka had a relationship with Iogi, his senior on the track team, and they were both in an accident which was Shirasaka's fault. Iogi became seriously injured and was forced to give up his athletic dreams. Since then Iogi has used Shirasaka's guilt to keep him close. Is there any chance for Shirasaka and Tamiya to be together?

(Source: Storm in Heaven)

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Reviews

Sep 29, 2015

crownprince

Recommended

I'm writing this review because it doesn't have one yet and I think there should be one.

Story: Why did the senpai (Iogi) kept him (Shirasaka) close even though Shirasaka is the one that caused Iogi's injury? Love...? Or maybe hate? I've read enough yaoi manga to know the direction this manga is going and it's an ending I do not hope for. Despite that, I read on. The storyline is good, but it isn't that great either. This is not a light-hearted yaoi manga, it's dramatic and involves love triangle, but it isn't that heavy either.

The art is great and the character outline ...