Highly disappointed. The art is good, but the stories doesn't flow well at parts. (A scene would end and it jumps into a new scene abruptly. It felt like I missed a page between.) The worst part is only the first story pertains to cat demons. The rest of the book (which is half of the book) is about the music industry with no relation to the first part nor cats. I feel I got suckered into buying something I'm completely not interested in. There's surprisingly a lot of cursing in this one. It didn't really bother me, but it might for some people who expected a fluffy story.

Despite how the cover looks and the title, it's actually a thoughtful story with interesting characters, a couple twists, and a good message/moral. It has an optimistic ending that echos the popular saying "it does get better", especially if you are true to yourself. The artwork and sex scenes are great. I recommend giving this story a read.

I highly enjoyed this. It's one of the better mangas with the Angel/Demon theme and is surprisingly cute with a bittersweet ending. The art is good. About the sex, I was a bit disappointed because I was expecting more from a sex-for-wishes storyline. There seems to be missing backstory to why Togo is so amused by humans, but his minimal commentary does help to why he fell for a human as easily as he did. Overall, this manga could have lasted a little longer and needed more in the sex department, but it's still going in my favorites list on this site.

Abusive relationships and red flags ahoy. The stories are just okay and centers on the main character's present and past. Neither semes are particularly likeable. It has good art and great sex scenes so at least this manga has that going for it.

Expect a fluffy and a whole lot of silly blushing faces, but unmemorable story. The usual "I gave up on true love so I have meaningless sex with random guys" main character, the same accidentally-sounding-like-a-pedophile joke in the first two chapters, and unnecessary drama. The art ranges from okay to odd looking. (Mashiro suffers a 100 mile stare a lot of times.) This setup of older men having a family with a child is done better in other manga (such as 'Family Simulation' on this site). The sex is okay though and I'm a sucker for Junpei's clich辿d backstory.

Just a compilation of very messy and dirty sex stories with a delivery boy kink mixed in. If story isn't too important to you, this is perfect. The middle three chapters are more interesting in the story and character departments, but have little to no relation to the delivery boy theme. The main gripe I have is the sex scenes are cluttered and it's sometimes hard to understand what is going on. There's not much more to say about this title.

It's a story about innocence lost and acceptance. The main characters complements each other pretty well. I was worried that Makito's innocence would be too annoying, but he is more modest (before Haruma "awakens" him) than naive. Some of the story feels really underdeveloped (such as Haruma's brother and Mitsu's story arcs) but the main story is complete after the 5th chapter. The 6th chapter feels unnecessary and kinda out of place. It's good for another sex scene if you wanted more, I guess, but it's a weak premise with a lack of originality. Not sure where the story can really go from here on out (apparently it's still Ongoing after this current chapter 6). The art is great with some really, REALLY cute facial expressions from Haruma. There are a lot of great sex scenes too. Overall, I would recommend reading.

Whenever they translate manga that involves older men versus the young pretty boys that many BL manga love milking, I jump at the opportunity to read them. Unfortunately, this one is a little "heavy handed" (pun intended for anyone who loves this sub-genre, heh!) on fetishes. The stories are not deep nor the characters. When you think there would be at least a little character development, it mostly falls through. The art is awesome though and the sex scenes are great when not completely focused on the fetish that chapter is themed. I could have easily rated this 3 stars, but something stood out. You can tell the artist/writer really had fun making this as not everything seems to be taken seriously and with the occasional moment when characters have a realization that maybe their fetishes or their partner's are very weird. The whole manga could have been better, but it isn't a waste of time for fans of this sub-genre of BL.

This hits most of the standard BL tropes: miscommunication and misunderstanding, assault (but the attacker regrets doing it, of course, because he's a main character), pretty boys, broken dreams, sports in high school, and host clubs. There's nothing wrong with going down the check list but, in this case, the whole story and its characters feel dull and bland. Nothing really stands out or is memorable. The art is good though.

If you are looking for kinky sex and fetishes, this is not for you. But if you want a thoughtful and bittersweet story, this is perfect. For LGTB people like myself, it's a relatable story with a happy ending. It touches upon things some people ask themselves and sometimes those questions confuse or scare them. Asahi is the type of "boring" friend Kaito needs and Kaito is the type of "exciting" friend Asashi needs. As for the art, I have no complaints as everything looks good. And for those wondering, there is some but barely any sexual content.