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Momose accidentally summons the demon Keiha to his world and forms a contract with him. Keiha proclaims that in order for him to return he will have to refill his magic by having sex and the story unfolds from there.

Although there isn't really that much of a story.. It's a pretty simple short-story BL plot without much drama or big twists and turns. It's more sweet, while soft and tame, good for enjoyers of simple BL or BL beginners. All of the story takes place in the modern world.

There's some short, wholesome, erotic scenes in pretty much each chapter.

The art is a typical, ... clean, ikemen BL-style. Nice too look at but nothing too special or fancy.

Overall a quick and sweet read, nothing too special and didn't necessarily leave me wanting more but also didn't make me feel like I wasted my time.
Recommended as stated above for BL beginners and/or lovers of oni characters and wholesome light storytelling.

A cute and short BL manga between a punky and a hip-hop style guy. You (the punk boy) drops his precious charm and Makino, someone he had met on the train earlier tries to return it to him.

The story is pretty short and not a whole lot happens within the chapters, the story between the two of them is cute and wholesome with a big focus on the characters childhood but unfortunately the manga was discontinued by the author and ends rather abruptly without a clean resolution.

The artstyle is nice, modern and has a touch of western style in it, it's not too much ... the typical BL style. It's nice to see characters with tattoos and piercings as well.

Overall it's a cute, short read but nothing really memorable and would have had to be at least one or two more volumes to really get the story going. The characters are nice but there just isn't enough time to learn more about them or get attached.

Trigger warning for: kidnapping, nudity, suicide

Okada-san is going out with Kyoko. He is head over heels for her and would do anything to make her happy which might be buying her favorite pads, barking like a dog and possibly commiting crimes?
But there are a lot of secrets and mysteries surrounding not only Kyoko but also the other people around Okada...

The series goes dark pretty quickly and deals with a bunch of messed up protagonists. It's intriguing and keeps you wondering what's going to happen next. At this point I feel like the story might end up being exciting and dramatic or fall completely flat ... and get stale. It's a little hard to say. We don't know much about the characters motivations at this time, which makes them seem without much depth. There is definitely potential though.

The art is very detailed and fun to look at with a semi-realistic style and beautiful shading. Movement and facial expressions add a great deal to this.

Overall I am interested to keep reading and it shows potential to be a good psychological/horror manga but it's a little to early to say in which direction the story might develop.

I was looking for an age gap BL manga, found this and honestly this was pretty much what I was looking for. The first two chapters+the last one (the title story) is about a young boy falling in love with a priest and coming to visit him just to be close to him.
Second story is another age gap story with a middle aged yakuza and the last one are two guys from the same school.

Because it's a oneshot the stories develops rather fast but still manages not too feel forced. I really liked the characters and could easily have seen this as a little ... longer running series (and I would have read it) (There is somewhat of a sequel tho). The chemistry between them was good and wholesome. It's not like either character was really forcing themselves on the other (except for the third story maybe..), so there's mostly romantic, wholesome and some steamy scenes.

If you want a cute and short not too heavy age gap manga go for it, if you are looking for something more serious this might not be for you.
I feel like I can hardly give more than a "good" rating for a oneshot but would this have been longer it might have scored higher.
Definetely enjoyed it.

This wholesome and slightly romantic about 30 pages oneshot is set at a school where mostly yankees (delinquents) and otaku are enrolled. One of the yankee girls seems to have a sudden interest in reading BL stories after seeing one of the otaku read one and she ends up reading together by his side.

The art style is very modern and clean. The story is wholesome, sweet, short, relaxed and clear.
I could actually see this oneshot as a slightly longer running series since the characters are set up nicely and form an interesting relationship.

Overall a short read for someone who likes some soft, calm romance and ... clashing characters.

"The SCP Foundation started in 2008 is a fictional secret organization fostered by the online collaborative-writing wiki project of the same name. Within the website's shared universe, the Foundation is responsible for capturing, containing, and studying various paranormal, supernatural, and other mysterious phenomena unexplained by science (known as "anomalies" or "SCPs"), while also keeping their existence hidden from the rest of human society."
So says the wikipedia article.

Based on this concept this anthology is compiled of short stories by various mangaka each telling the story of an SCP.

This manga can be both enjoyable for SCP fans or people that would like to know more about some ... of the numerous existent SCP.

Each story has their own distinct art style dependent on the artist. All of the stories are rather short and only give a rough concept of the SCP's features and abilities (based on the original wiki articles). It seems like the artists didn't go much beyond the already available information to create their own narrative or story, but I guess that is to be expected for short stories only about 15 pages of length each.

It's a rather short read and enjoyable for anyone interested in learning about some SCP's but no story especially stood out for me or left me wanting more so don't expect too much of it.

Innocent wo Kegasu Kiss is a BL love story about revenge, anger, innocent love and hope for the future.

The story revolves around the young Prince Sirius who is seeking help from Ombra to find an herb to help his dying friend. Hoewever he doesn't realize that they have known each other for a long time while Ombra plans to exact his revenge and killing the prince...

The plot unfortunately comes a little short in this oneshot although it is not a bad one, the characters and world have plenty of depth and you start rooting for them. There are some dramatic elements that are a little ... cliché but work well within the plot.
The characters are very classic BL seme/uke types with Sirius being pure-hearted, innocent, feminine and shy and Ombra being more forceful, rough and masculine.

The art is clean, pretty and modern. Expressions and erotic scenes are drawn well.

I wouldn't have minded reading a second or third volume with these characters to explore their characters and relationship a little deeper. It's a nice and short read in a fantasy/historical setting.

This manga tells the story of a young woman called Nana who kills her abusive husband to finally break the cycle and attain freedom again. However the next day her husband stands in front of her again as if nothing happenend and the story evolves from here...

The manga was very suspenseful, a mysterious dread enveloping the whole story as we deal a lot with the inner conflicts of the protagonist. I honestly feel that this manga would have done better were it a little more fleshed out, 2 volumes doesn't make for a very in-depth storytelling of course. Still it kept you on your feet ... and wanting to continue reading.

The art is rather pretty, mature looking, has good angles and facial expressions. It's very clean and easy to follow. For such a dark story there was very little to no gore in it.

The ending/final resolution of the story could have been executed better or rather... I expected a little more (no spoilers). Maybe it is due to the short length but I would have hoped for something a little more intriguing.

Overall it's a very nice, quick read that's mysterious, dark and suspenseful.

A rather short oneshot that I can only assume sets the stage for the full release manga by the same author.

The sci-fi setting is rather intriguing, due to the page limitation we don't get too much information but more than enough to make us interested in more details. You can tell that the author has thought about the world and the characters in it. We are already introduced to multiple storylines of the characters, motivations and worldbuilding.
A oneshot that definitely sets the tone for further things to come and makes you interested in more.

The art is not very standard and pleasant to look at. Very ... soft strokes with beautiful details on backgrounds, architecture and machinery.

Overall I can recommend this oneshot for a quick read with nice worldbuilding and refreshing art.

Gyutto shite Eve is a classic romance manga that includes two stories (the title story) and "Happy Love Again".

The first story is about the middle schooler Kokomi who has a crush on her classmate Haruki who seems rather rude and uninterested in girls.
One day her beloved stuffed bear Eve starts coming to life and wants to help her out romancing Haruki.

Happy Love Again tells the story of Highschool Girl Toko who got dumped by her boyfriend but quickly finds love again with a good-looking hairdresser.

It's difficult to get too deep into the stories without spoilers since they're rather short but unfortunately both story and characters ... are extremely flat. I don't expect a deep plot from a shoujo romance oneshot but the romance seemed to be mostly based on good looks rather than character. Speaking of character both the male and female leads didn't really have any. There was no motivation or reason behind the romance at all.

The art style is mediocre.

Although a short read I can't really recommend it overall. No fluffy romance feeling, not invested in the characters at all, no interesting plot.