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There are no spoliers in this review I have read the manga and watched the anime for Death Note and it has been my favorite so far. When I heard about this novel I maninly only got it because it was Death Note related and didn't have too high of hopes for it. After I read it, I can now say that this is one of my favorite books I have ever read. I'm not much of a reader and haven't been for a few years now but this was the first actual book that I willingly picked up and read from cover to cover. There were a few parts that I had a hard time understanding and had to read them over again to understand but... See full review

a manhwa which has an excellent plot Have to say it was so interesting  that it lured me to read until the end The sex scenes are also pretty hot as this manhwa mainly focus on those, however the meaning is way beyond that A great story to read Enjoy 

Great if you want a really gory manga with an insane revenge-driven girl who wears a pumpkin helmet. The overall story is pretty boring and predictable, but the art is to die for (and Naoko is p cute).

I had better luck finding this story under “Live or Not”. This manhwa resonated with me in a profound way because the concept of a perfect marriage is so overrated nowadays and not realistic so having this story shed light in marital difficulties was very powerful to me. Story Live or Not explores the relationship between two spouses from an arranged marriage in their senior ages. The first few chapters are very hard to read because it’s clear there is a lot of resentment in their relationship and both characters have grown apart. Please don’t let this stir you away from such a... See full review

This is the first Webtoon I fell in love with! The art is amazing and the characaters were perfect (at leasts I think so). And it's not very often you when you can't guess what will happen next in webtoons/manga.

This manga is not everyone's cup of tea, but if you can get passed the age gap and pseudo incest fence, you'll find a abused omega, a alpha determined to soothe and somehow correct the damages done. Its a sweet storyline with great potential for more. Its so good ive read it twice. Lovely older uke and adoring seme.

First off, (You can skip this part and go to second paragraph) ...I would like to say just because a manga is published today, it doesn't mean it was written a moment ago. This mangaka got a lot of criticism because she "copied" the stories of others, which is not so. She just happened to after a while of applying and searching, find someone willing to give her a contract agreement afterall, Omegaverse became more popular...quite recently. Secondly, I recently started reading this manga and have found it to be sweetly original. There was a surprise waiting for me when I started reading, I was... See full review

Beta is an esteemed scientist, works at a top pharmaceutical company, has a freak accident at work and becomes an omega. He is now infamous for another reason, this is the first time in history such a secondary gender swap has occurred.... Mini synopsis complete this manga is beautiful. I was so caught up in reading this, that I cried when there was a delay in the English translation of the other chapters. This manga screamed with the stories development and main characters: it frstrated, angered and soothed me. It became even more beautiful when you discover their back story. I highly recommend this...

"Hunter" is based on Time-travel and fantasy genre (Fantasy world). Mc was betrayed and killed but he time-travelled to past and now he seeks revenge on them. For "Another world/isekai lovers" this one will be one the best. Personally i am isekai and revenge type story fan, so I love it. But may be just a typical isekai story for other's.

why is this manhwa sooo underrated? it's so good. the only thing that makes me nuts is the fact that the author doesn't update often. wishing them the best though

the art is great and the story is decent. the thing that i can't really stand is the fact tht the story is supposed to be a BL (aka yaoi) but i've read 40 chapters out of the 65 and we still haven't seen peach and love kissing (we actually did in one small scene but let's be real, it wasn't anything), going on a date, acting like they're into each other and over all acting like they're lovers! come on! it's more of an adventure rather than a BL. To be honest i don't really like the overall story, it's kinda dumb but im lowkey addicted to the manhwa.(maybe because the characters are nice and i want to see if... See full review

I read this under the title "Another love story between my trained and I"  I'm new to the world of manga & no good at reviews but I enjoyed reading this one  I liked the characters & the art was nice This is the sequel to "A love story between my boss and I" or  "Me, my boss, and our love story" so hopefully you can read that first but I don't think it's a must After reading this one try the last in the series "The future of love between he and I" or "Me, my boyfriend, and the future of our love"  

No spoilers are included in this review. As much as I loved the original Death Note manga and the series, I wasn't overly impressed with this sequel. It was very short. Only one chapter and hasn't been my favorite. With that said, If you enjoy Death Note I would reccomend reading it. The art isn't as good as the original series. It is much fuzzier and poorly completed in such a way that some charactes don't look the same as in the original volumes. However, I did enjoy this piece because you saw the same characters from the original series and got a glimpse of how things continued on after the reign of... See full review

No spoilers are included in this review. I have watched the anime series and have to say that the manga is better. The manga is great, I loved it. It goes into depth with character relationships and flows very smoothly. There wasn't a part where I said "this makes no sense." I never once felt lost when reading this series and loved every minute of it. For those that have not read this series I would highly recommed it and I would recommend that you watch the Death Note anime series as well. Even though the anime series does not follow the manga pefectly I would say that it follows 92% of it... See full review

I am writing this review for those of you thinking "this is done so maybe I should read it." As of right now it is still ongoing with over 150 chapters. Anime planet says its complete at 105. Is it good? Yes. Is it compete? No. Is it worth reading? Yes, but it updates slowly.

story- this manga is one of my favorites in the no genre. The story is great, and is hard to put down after you begin reading. The plot is a main focus and doesn’t feel like an after thought to the BL. Art- the art is nice but nothing super memorable. Although, the difference in how all the characters looked was great. characters- this is what sticks outs the most to me from kings maker.  The villain of this story comes to my head when I think of a great villain.  Overall- Even if your not a huge BL fan I would give King’s maker a try.

The chemistry between the main characters is great. The weatherman Amasawa Chitose is hilarious, trying to flirt on live with the newscaster Koganei who manages to keep serious. I loved their exchanges both in their work and private moments. How they get to know each other and their backstories is good as well. Nevertheless the second volume is less catchy than the first and the ending felt like there were pages left to be shown, but that's it... Never felt so confused finding the afterword page

Samishigariya no Love Letter is a compilation of three stories in one volume, so there isn't much depth in each one: Samishigariya no Love Letter is a great and unexpected story, with kind of a supernatural aspect without any logical explanation (but who cares when the relationship is so cute! At least I don't!).  Haru, Hinata no Koi is about two childhood friends, Haru (the older and sooo dense one) and Hinata (the younger one). It is a simple story, lovely enough. Koi-iro Milky Way: A five-year-old Iori proposes to his friend Haru (a different Haru!) who is ten years older ... See full review

Simple, fluffy and healthy relationship between two highschool boys. Both help each other to overcome their insecurities and become better people. It's great how they manage the jealousy topic and issues to choose a career path. Really heartwarming!

The idea of the story sounds really interesting and promising, that's what took my interest in reading Hatsujou Virus Omega first. But since this is a One Shot, you can't expect that there is some well built story or character developement. This One Shot was way to short for my likings. Other than that, it was okay to read. 

Let's start off with the story. Basically, the story was really good but I felt like the author could have give more justice to it by portraying more scenes, more drama and more romance between the two main characters. That was the first time I had encountered a story wherein the male lead is a father. I really like that kind of twist so I was like expecting something different.  The story's phasing is quite fast, in my opinion. Well, given that the manga is 20 chapters long, I was expecting it half way. But then again, I thought something surprising will happen but I guess not. Anyway, the actual... See full review

Simply put, this story is incredible. Despit the shadow of sorrw leening over it's lines, it shows the true meaning of happiness and hope at the end of the road. What a fantastic ending it has, it kinda reminds me of Uwasa No Midori-kun.

As far back as I can remember(high school), this was the very first cooking manga I ever got into, even before I had even heard of Food Wars. And the two have been compared a lot. However, each series has its own themes for the most part. Apparently, Food Wars is focused on the impact as well as the competition of cooking. Whereas Hell's Kitchen is focused on ideology, the ideas and and for the most part the characters' beliefs during the series. This fits more in line with how the main character Satoru can become anything he chooses given the themes in Hell's Kitchen. But between the two series, Food... See full review

It’s true what most readers say, and the recommendations I received on my lists, that this is one of the best.  It only has one maybe two significant drawbacks.  The single the keeping it from near perfection is how much things are dragged out.  Why so many manga and anime do this is beyond me.  Sure, it is good practice to keep audiences engaged and interested but there are limitations to bear in mind.  You can’t dangle major events or plot conclusions in their faces fore more than a season or year’s worth of comics unless they are a sort overall recurring one but... See full review

While being considered a BL, the story mainly focuses on the trauma of grief of the main character. Throughout the manhwa, you would expect the main character to improve and develop.  That doesn't happen.  The story is rushed, jumbled, and very confusing. The plot twist makes it worse and when I was reading it I was like "okay, we get it." Many of the same tropes were repeated and the main character was just a really bad person surrounded by underdeveloped supporting characters. The art was okay. Overall, the plot may sound interesting, but it was a complete waste of time to read... See full review

The comic style is really unique and helps the story deliver some of the well-placed humor within the story. It only improves as you read as does the story, which in itself is just really captivating. I will admit that some of the side pairs are questionable and paced awkwardly, but the main couple deals with real issues and the main story is consistent.  I wish I could read it for the first time again. 

It's porn with a mediocre plot

Story:  Welcome to the omegaverse.  If you need a reminder of what this story is, just read the synop.  That's what I needed to read as well, and I finished reading the manga for this.  The general story is of a couple that is implied to have had hardships.  There are various arcs, such as the omega worrying about protecting a second child and even the approval of a influential family. The problem?  This is an aftermath.  Like how i feel about Cowboy Bebop, aftermath stuff is not always a good idea.  And in this case it shows how having the drama simply mentioned a... See full review

Surprise surprise, Konomi actually wrote something different compared to his Prince of Tennis series. Its pretty interesting to see another shonen author have a try at the prison genre, kind of like with Deadman Wonderland and Jojo: Stone Ocean. This three part one shot has some fair potential, although I feel Konomi has a hard time drawing faces. And the prison uniforms look like shit, I prefer the prison jumpsuits in Deadman Wonderland. Even the uniforms in The Promised Neverland have the simple white outfits. Goes to show that sometimes a simple design is best. The one shot did make me want to... See full review

-hard to understand... -too many useless words.... -new technics just pops out of nowhere... -the message box were scrambled... the words that shold be said by character 1 was pointed to character 2.. -too many unecesary character introduction...

The story is lovely and whimsical, the art is gorgeous, expansive, and detailed, it's a beautiful fantasy story without all the typical, tiring manga tropes. A young girl named Coco wants to learn to use magic and a sorcerer comes along who is reluctant at first, but ends up deciding to teach her alongside three other little girls. They all live together and grow into friends and further into family. Very good innocent story.

Oyasuminasai no Ato wa is an Alpha x Omega Manga. As you read the story you will learn the hardships of the Omega's and Alpha's lifes in their past and present. 
It's cool how the mangaka took different steps and made the main characters in a relationship already, to focus more on  their past and character developement (even tho I would have love to see how they met and how their feelings were built). Furthermore, I was a bit confused because in the beginning. It wasn't mentioned that the Sensei didn't... See full review

First, I need to say that I love this author. Now, to the manga ╰(*´︶`*)╯ Midori is a mysterious hot guy who has been watching over Hinata, a little sweet and cute cinnamon roll, a scaredy-cat that when he discover that Midori doesn't have a shadow, his first reaction it's leaving home —bad idea—, to try to exorcise Midori —another bad idea— that ended with a sad (though mischievous and sly) Midori and a guilty Hinata, who tries to accept the now usual situation where Midori is a beep spoiler, but things start to go wrong and Hinata... See full review

Why the five stars if I didn't rate 10/10? Well, first of all, the art it's not my favorite, but I've seen worst, I think thats the only think that really affects my opinion of this manga. The couple it's a pair of friends, Sagara and Hibiki, and when Sagara has a heartbreak for the first time, Hibiki is there to mend it all, but, oh no! Emotions and feelings that Hibiki cannot supress anymore ended with him leaving the room for the whole night and Sagara with a confused heart, because even if he wanted Hibiki to confort him as the vice dorm leader, since the beginnig it was Hibiki who attract him. Yep... See full review

Omae no Koi wa Ore no Mono is the first Omegaverse I've ever read. I was really confused at the beginning because I didn't read the explanation of Omegaverse (the explanation wasn't translated + the synopsis didn't say anything about Alpha/Beta/Omega). As I kept reading the Manga, I could grasp the concept of Omegaverse a bit. But I still enjoyed reading it! Why? Because I really liked the story line, kind of simple but still interesting! Additionally, the main characters have a great chemistry (in my opinion).  I love... See full review

This manga it's hilarious,  Kawachi it's adorkable on his own way while courting Yuto-senpai, and even if they didn't have the most friendly-healthy relationship at first. Working on their own self-steem problems (nothing too deep) they start to open to each other, and I swear, Kawachi has one of the most funny thoughts I have ever read on a BL ヾ(≧∇≦*)ゝ Pretty nice and fast reading, even if the art it's not the best one, and on some parts looks a little funny, it's a good read. Beware, there is a little of smut, not too explicit. pss: Azuma (a second character)... See full review

First, there's nothing explicit, so relax if you're avoiding that kind of content to read on the go o(≧∇≦o). It's just pure, sweet highschool first love, kind of. There are 3 couples, and different in there own unique way. Two of the couples are roommates. The first couple it's a between a guy that has been dumped enough, and ask his roommate if somethings wrong with him, and his roommate answers like: "If I were a girl, I'd totally go out with you". The second one it's even sweeter (๑>ᴗ<๑), it's between a guy that seems mature and a... See full review

I am so very attached to this manga...there are some arch types in stories that I absolutely trip over my feet to see. There is the fact that its Omegaverse, meaning that my lovely uke boys get to be mommies.  Second is that the uke has a special secret that will had me stomping the floor and screaming with glee...(he hee)! This uke has secrets and this alpha is determined to have this-his omega...no matter if he has to woo him to the ends of the earth. Its  a high society alpha and a middle class omega so social status is also a theme within this manga and so far it hasn't been played out like... See full review

Story: Let's get this straight out before people go and yell about it.  Yes, this story has a story that had potentially not so healthy relations between a high school boy and a person a bit too young.  The story is of high school student council president who believes he is an Alpha.  Ironically it is discovered he is in fact an omega.  Yes, once again, we're in the omegaverse.  Chika, the unfortunate Omega, is now attracted to Haruka, an Alpha far too young and yet his chosen pair.  The story covers Chika being near Haruka to the point where they must be apart for a bit... See full review

Absolutely love this manga, it is so so so very Good. Here we have a emotionally scarred but independent omega and a overbearing alpha that loves him and is trying to be what his uke needs...  There are some frustrating moments but the good moments are made just that much sweeter. Added to all this is the fact that in reading this I got to see a very unique omegaverse experience, that I would not have seen in any other manga in this genre thus far (yes I am teasing you..). Read it and find out what Im talking about, I highly recommend this awesome manga! <3

To be honest, I don't know what I was expecting. The story was was cliché, the characters weren't good enough for me to want them to be together and the overall was just so awkward. The way the relationship betwen Tachibana and Yugi could also have been anfled much better, but I get that they needed to convey that he was toxic, but it would have been more rewarding if Yugi could have done something about it himself and instead of relying on Mio. It was awkward in the sense of that Mio was way to devoted to "protecting" Yugi and making decisions for him as a gorwn man, but hey if that is... See full review

The lenght of the story is short and fairly simple. The tituler main charachters motivation are realistic enoug and the supporting cast is also fairly enjoyable to follow. This is meant to be BL faughter, the sitations they find themselves in are kinda meh, the main characters are cute and endearing towards each other with the sexual tention being resolved in the sense. Even though Junko-sensei did an amazing job on the illustrations they could have thought of the pasing a bit more and overall story structure and pasing.  Conclution: If you are just looking for a decent BL story with light smutt... See full review

Story A Girl in the Clouds is a short read about a sheltered girl that meets a boy in a time of war. The story itself is not complex or unique but it was enjoyable nonetheless. There are enough components to the story to make it entertaining while we fall in love with the love story that is sure to develop between the main characters. I like the way the author handled issues of prejudice, unfairness in life and the will of wanting to change. What I did not like was the length (I wish this story was longer) and  the lack of creativity with certain things such as the names of the characters (trust me... See full review

This is probably my least favorite omegaverse manga, and that's quite a feat in a genre riddled with non-consensual sex, worlds where bestiality is normal, and even includes a story about a teenager who is sexually attracted to an elementary school child. While there is also plenty of non-cringy omegaverse stories, this particular tale is not one of them. It doesn't have characters being sexually pleasured by beastmen or people fighting their lust for small children, but it has - in my opinion - some of the most aggravating and unlikeable characters I've read in a manga in a long time. The... See full review

I was only able to find the first four chapters online, so this review is based purely off those chapters alone. To keep it short : This manga revolves around a "trap" character's antics, specifically him messing with the people who presume he is female based on his very femine appearence. The language is somewhat blunt and includes one ongoing joke, which I personally didn't find overly funny the first time. However as a manga which aims to poke fun at the standard "trap" character trope, it is honestly hilarious and definately worth a read. As a romantic manga, I have yet... See full review

Spoiler free and all that jazz. S far the manga has been great. I love the main characters style where he has a goal and give little to few sh*ts about anyone elses problems unless they aid him in his goal. He is an adorable and likeable guy who just so happens to have some trauma. This is a great story with some strong characters and plot that makes SENSE with the main character's goal, what i mean is that the main character is always fixated on his own Sh*t and isn'y constantly forgetting his past and motivations in life to help some random a*h*le with saving the world or whatever the hell happens in... See full review

The adventure of the omegaverse continues. (Based on 37 chapters.) Story: I've seen this sort of twist happen, but not in this way I suppose.  My main issue is that this feels very contrived at times. I often feel that the darker twists aren't as developed as they should.  Especially with the rather unwilling and somewhat confusing reactions from the Omega of the relationship.  I feel like there's a lot more that could be done if it just wasn't so focused on the mental state of both sides of the relationship. Art: As to be expected, it's either well drawn or just sketchy art a lot for... See full review

As a person who has read some rather...  Interesting manga over the years in this genre, I find this one to be one of the more harmless ones.    I'll explain in details below. Story: In all honesty, this story is pretty simple.  It doesn't include consequences, but I'm alright for how far it goes.  The general story is that of a transfer student who used to be an Otaku trying to fit in and not show his obsession.  It almost all goes out the window when he meets a fellow student who not only reads one of his cherished series, but also has a rather unique... See full review

This series is pretty good but it does tend to drag on. Reading the first part, and then reading the second part I get where the person was going when they were writing it but why would you add so many sub characters, that it drags the story on in such a bad way. It ends well what the journey to get there is impossibly boring. This one and the second half are both very short as of now 86 chapters for the first half and as of writing this(11/29/18) there have been 59 chapters released in English so these two series are pretty even in the amount of chapters they have. Don't know if the writer is going to go... See full review

zui wu dao has a good story/plot but, theres no proper ending. its more of cliffhanger... the main point of a story is how it achieve its set goal but in this manga, none of its goal was acomplish... instead he was imprisoned by his enemy for eternity, and al of his enemy are free.... to the readers i advice you not to read this manga unless the chapter exceeds 54, else you'll regret...