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"Does everyone hold onto this kind of fears and anxieties, and face them along with someone else?"

I realized how good this manga was after re-reading for the second time.

In summary, this manga covered a very interesting and funny concept of two bloggers who met irl and got close to each other. Overall, the pacing is really good and not forced. I was able to see how Miya's attraction to Shio developed and the latter's anxiety about his feelings. Although they have different personalities, the dynamic between them is really amazing. I find Miya really cute and gentle and I admire Shio's openness ... to acknowledge and accept the changes in his life.

The humour is really good too and I can't help but to smile in every chapter. I'm satisfied with the art and I particularly like how Shio was drawn. This manga is too fluffy and gave me a warm feeling. I just hope that there will be more chapters to show how they get to know more about each other. I think I will be re-reading this when I feel sad or just want something cute.

Sore Wa Tabun Itoshii Tte Koto is a story of two ex high-school classmates who unexpectedly reunited due to a very awkward incident.

From the start, Ino and Kumagaya knew that they were different and were bad at dealing with each other. But because of unanticipated turn of events, they became involved in each other's lives. Thus, awakening of their past, regrets and disappointments begun.

We’ve all heard the saying “opposites attract. " And despite the differences of the two main characters, their pasts brought them together as they both started to understand and face their own personal struggles.

This manga highlights the sentiments and circumstances ... of being a working adult. It also shows how the characters influence each other and help themselves in opening their eyes to different perspective and allowing them to see things in a different life.

I also like the realism of the plot and how the story was conveyed. It created a sense of connection between the characters and the readers. Some readers (like me) may find the story or characters strongly relatable.

The art is really amazing. Both characters look very manly, mature and good looking. The changes in their expressions were drawn in elaborate manner. And I really like the solo photos in the first part of every chapter.

Unlike other BL manga that focuses on fanservice and BL tropes, this manga focuses heavily on the plot. The story pacing is also good and it can be really seen in the whole volume how the two MC developed their feelings. This is a very good read for those people who's looking for a subjective BL manga with great plot and art.

Have you ever been confessed by someone and thought it was a punishment game? Or how about the other way around?

Seikaku Kuzu De Nani Ga Warui which is translated as "What’s wrong with having a shit personality?" is about an isolated guy who has been suddenly confessed by a popular guy in their school. As the title suggests, the MC, Hanaura, is a self proclaimed trash who, throughout the chapters, tried his best to figure out the sincerity of Tsuzuki's confession and also to sort his own feelings.

A guy who wants or chooses to be alone x popular and likable guy seems to be ... a typical couple when it comes to BL manga. But I would like to point out that the personalities of the two main characters made the story interesting.

The pacing of the story is not that bad as it started with a confession and continues with the revelation of the feelings of the two MC. In my personal opinion, I prefer MORE scenes about Tsuzuki's past and would also like to know more about him as most of the chapters are in Hanaura's perspective.

In terms of the characters, I admire the character development of Hanaura and although he might be quite annoying at first, in the end, I learned to like him as he show his sentiments and honesty that made me understand and relate to him. Tsuzuki on the other hand, might be your  typical popular nice guy but he has a charming and idiotic (lol) personality which is very irresistible.

The art is really good and detailed. The design for the two MC really suited their personalities. I also like how the facial expressions were drawn as it really shows their emotions and feelings that they want to convey.

In terms of enjoyment, I was still able to enjoy reading this although this isn't quite impactful and memorable than the other BL manga that I read. But if you would like to read some highschool BL romance, then why not try checking this out?

As what the title, translated in English says, “Stay with You in Total Darkness” this manga is not your generic manga, I can say. Although this manga is definitely a fluffball, there is also a very prominent undertones of drama, psychological and even comedy.

I don’t mind much the touch of “incest” (If anyone pointed that out already) here because I don’t think that it is the main plot of this manga. Since it’s tagged as yaoi here in MAL, I’m really glad that it is not focused on R scenes. I like how the two main characters struggled to understand and accept ... each other and they have their own unique characteristics that we can’t see in a lot of BL manga.

What I really like about this manga is the art, I seriously love the art. The mangaka has her own distinctive style that is very notable. And I actually think that most of her characters are very trendy and modern. The emotions and the actions of each character are portrayed incredibly in every chapter and didn’t changed a bit until the extra pages.

I actually really like this manga and I re-read this many times already.

Gunjou no Subete is my favorite manga made by Nagisa Furuya sensei. I really like it to the point of re-reading it multiple times.

When it comes to the story, a story about two friends and the development of their relationship may be cliché to others. But like the other works of this mangaka, I admire the pacing or the speed of the story. It allowed the characters to develop and unveil their feelings and it also permitted me to be connected to the characters and events that surrounded them.

I  also like how the story shows the personalities, actions and emotions of the two main characters. ... And I enjoyed how the two of them bantered with their friends.

The art, as the other works of this mangaka is notable as I can distinct it with other BL manga that I read. It is very detailed and beautifully illustrated. The emotions of the characters were really depicted and I also like how the background and the scenes were drawn.

Overall, I will give this a score of 9 as I really enjoyed reading this and it tugged hard on my heartstrings. At the end of the last chapter, I can't help but to smile and I could say that this is one of favorite BL manga.

I can't believe that no one wrote a review on this manga yet.

Nagisa Furuya sensei is my favorite mangaka and I actually learned about sensei because of Number Call.

I really like this manga although some people might say that the storyline is too cliché. But I think that this manga has a unique plot by making two people met because of their names.

What I really like about the story is the pacing. It's not rushed and I like how the relationship of the two main characters develop in each chapter. Although the manga consists of one volume, I think it is enough to cover every ... moments that the two MC shared.

When it comes to art style, the mangaka has her distinctive style that I can point out among other BL manga that I already read. The character design is very realistic and detailed. It suited the personalities of the two MC. And the art/design didn't change at all throughout the series.

Overall, I will give this a score of 9 since I really enjoyed reading this and will include this in my "to re read" and "favourite" folders.

This is actually my first time making a review and I'm glad it will be for this manga.

I could say that this is one of my favorite BL manga and I like how it's not actually focused on R scenes and I love the development of the story.

The art is really good and very detailed and I like how the two main characters, Mao and Haruno are portrayed, especially their own personalities and differences. The other characters (e.g Asuza) has a nice character design as well.

The story is really good and definitely cute, in my opinion, and it gave a chance for the two characters ... to develop their feelings and to fix the issue or any misunderstanding. I could say that the pacing is very decent.

Overall, I will give this a score of 8 and I definitely enjoyed reading this. It would be also great if there will be extra chapters in the future (please sensei) and I guess I will re read this manga many times.