OOOhhhh! Looking forward to see where this one goes! The story is a bit of the "insta love" trope given co-workers to lovers over a very short space of time - and there is the non-con part around "feeding" off women and them not remembering the deed afterwards. If that makes you feel a bit ick - then take a star or two off the review. Otherwise, if you love the supernatural creature vibe of the male lead and the build up to the female MC finding out the "truth" about her new boyfriend, then by all means buy this title.

More please!! Totally agree with the other reviewers - this is funny as all heck and spicy to boot. The no holds-barred approach to everyone's preferences without judgement makes this a refreshing read and a must buy.

This is off to a promising start! Its not often you come across a yaoi with a Naga and a human MC. Setting is a high school with the MC being bullied by 2 classmates. Seems the MC is from the countryside and is involved with a yokai of some sort (just flashbacks) but has lost his memories due to family violence and a local buddhist monk giving him prayer beads to protect from the yokai. As with most high school dramas the Naga arrives on the scene as a transfer student and starts to act as a protector of sorts to the MC - while also cornering him for his own personal gain. Keen to see where this one goes.

One chapter in but I love this one already! Lots of humour and snarky comebacks from the MC who knows what he wants when it comes to his personal satisfaction - but doesn't want to admit his weaknesses. As for his seemingly innocent partner - well seems he has enough skills to impress the after hours player, in addition to being suitably endowed for the size queen MC.Definitely happy vibes and low angst.

Great shonen/seinen - especially if you enjoy manga with a supernatural origin. Yes - the art style is not to everyone's taste and is reflective the time the story first debuted in the 1990s, but its a definite recommended read, and worth paying for. The premise for the story is the karasu - or avenging crow/crow tengu from Japanese folklore. The MC is the young priest charged with being the crow tengu (a bit like Batman who I suspect may have influenced the mangaka) who goes out and tracks down evil spirits to banish them from this world. The supporting characters include an old man (similar to Alfred) and a cast of young, buxom shrine maidens who are doing their apprenticeships at the main shrine. If any of that tickles your fancy - definitely buy this one. Can't wait to see if Renta put the other 8 books up for purchase :-PNow to check out the other titles from this seriously underrated mangaka.

Based off the first chapter - I won't be bothering to follow this one up. It plays in to all worst BL tropes and is already feeling like a stockholm syndrome set-up between the MCs. If that piques your interests, suggest renting only.

The title is more salacious than the actual read. This is a shoujo all the way - with two MCs being acting colleagues made to share an apartment to get into their roles for new BL movie they are shooting i.e. they are not shooting a gay porno or anything.Definitely worth the points.

Meh!The title seemed intriguing but the concept fails on delivery - it lacks both plot and any sort of redeeming charm. The "zoo" is basically a euphemism for male brothel with the "animals" being the workers. The MC is the zoo keeper - but non-consenting "fluffer" would be more accurate. Save your money and give this one a miss - but if you really want to check it out, rent it only.

Interesting premise - poor execution. Between the editing, story development and possibly the translation - this one is almost dead on arrival. The main story is about a couple of high schoolers - one who regularly goes for deep tissue massages at a clinic run by the other main character's father. Both MCs fall into some strange sado/maschistic relationship which isn't really one - just some painful massaging. Overall confusing and dull. Story 2 is marginally better - using the older man/teenage boy trope - but equally dull. Recommend rent only.

Nice, simple shoujo manga with a bit of spice and mystery. Basically 3 loosely interlinked stories involving the same MCs, who are all college students. All stories involve a mystery of sorts which is either solved or resolved, with the help of some hanky panky (mostly PG-rated stuff). If you are a fan of vanilla mixed with HEAs, this is definitely worth checking out.