Got Any Ghost Stories, Mr. Hizuki?

Ponyo18 Jun 21, 2020

2

This was extremely confusing for me, I couldn't make sense of any of it (perhaps I am simply stupid). The only good things about this were the art and the smut.

nathandouglasdavis Aug 4, 2020

3

Perhaps the most relatable way to describe what's happening is to say that Hizuki has become omega-esque. Fe has a connection to one of the two gods associated with the Sougetsu shrine, namely "Akatsuki," and causes men in feir vicinity to be uncontrollably drawn to fem whenever fe gets into a feverish state. Feir eyes turn red when fe gets turned on. Magaki, a student of feirs, rapes Hizuki multiple times throughout the series. And though there is a near-rape by another fellow teacher, the only person who has penetrated Hizuki is Magaki. Also, the sex seems to heal Magaki's wounds as well as calm Hizuki's fever-state. So that's the sexual aspect of the manga. There's also a scary-story aspect, which often feels completely unrelated from the sex. Hizuki runs into the ghost of a murdered teacher, finds a "wish"-fulfillment book, has a run-in with a cursed cherry tree, sees the ghost of a drowned girl, and gets involved with a serial killer's occult ritual. Several of these encounters relate to the two gods of the Sougetsu myths, which then make them connected to Hizuki. Anyway, I didn't find the occult stuff horribly interesting and I felt that the smut was too disconnected (and rape-y) to be enjoyable.

MoeMoeKyun221 Jun 30, 2020

9

The art is wonderful and so are the smut scenes.The story can be a little tricky to understand at first but as the later chapters unfold all events start to make sense.One should view the tags before beginning to read to understand it better.And lastly this is kinda the best yaoi I've read till now the MC is sooo kawaiii😍😍