Finder

AbbyG Jan 6, 2020

8

Hmm.. What can I say about finder series. It's been a few months since I have read it. I liked how it started. The story line is fab. It keeps you hooked throughout its progress. The characters are well developed and are refined. The art style is good. I had some moments of crying while reading it. Overall, a must read for a fujoshi. 

pretystarami Nov 12, 2019

10

BEST MANGA EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!I really liked the story. It made me shed a few tears. I especially liked the part where akihito asami were able to reunite on somewhere that seemed to look like a deserted island. It was every single thing I wished a manga to have.

IcyAnnie Apr 14, 2016

8

This manga is my ultimate guilty pleasure manga. There really aren’t any excuses for why I actually like it, except for the pretty drawings and smut scenes. Takaba Akihito is a freelance photographer, who one day comes into contact with one of Japan’s most dangerous businessmen/gangsters, Asami Ryuichi. Despite everything, they are both infatuated with each other, something that Asami’s enemies soon find out and decide to use against him. There really isn’t much to this manga. The first five volumes seem to have something of a plot, with Takaba being kidnapped by a Chinese gangster, who is an old acquaintance of Asami. But really it is about the smut. Asami doesn’t hesitate to force himself on Takaba, who you can literally say is suffering from a major case of Stockholm Syndrome. If you are a diehard yaoi fangirl and are curious about checking this manga out, then I recommend that you try it and then end after volume 5. This manga takes every trope and cliché of the BL-genre, and turns it up to the highest extremes. The only trope it doesn’t follow is the crying uke, who is unable to function without his seme. Takaba is one of the best ukes in the genre, because he actually acknowledges how bad the situation is and tries to resist Asami. It’s only after he’s been kidnapped and taken away from his home, beaten and raped by people completely unknown to him that he (understandably) breaks. The reason why I haven’t continued reading this manga is because I felt that both the story, the characters and the artwork dropped in quality after volume 5. Also, I will not rate this manga, because, as I said, it is nothing but a guilty pleasure.