I normally do not read buff x buff couples, but I had nothing to read and had decided to pick this up based on the actor x singer tag.
Now, I'm invested. I binged all 33 chapters available (at this time of review). Somehow, I kept clicking Next Chapter. It was shockingly intriguing, and
full of sex
The story feels slow, but still packed with content at the same? There's hardly any flashback scenes, so it's very grounded in the present. I would argue that there aren't that many location changes within any one chapter, so that contributes to the story feeling slow/present. The comic focuses on Yujin and since I'm interested in his character, where did his stage-fright come from? what's the deal with his family? He's really good looking and buff; not like a weak or slim uke at all, I'm enjoying the story and looking forward to what's next for him and hopefully, his happy life.
There is a lot of sex scenes in this comic. Like... a lot. And quite detailed.
I was intrigued by the cover and art but after reading the first few ch I realized nothing caught my interest for long. I mean I feel like it's just all style but no substance since there are def moments I go how did we go from x to z again? Also, it's p odd but I found the R18 scenes to be awkward more than interesting like individual panels sure but the flow is really strange every time I see them.
Shame I usually love buff x buff couples but sadly it wasn't enough this time orz
I love Yujin Hart, his feistiness, and his refusal to buckle. He seems devil may care but actually has a lot going on inside. Yujin Hart seems to want to be wanted by Aaron Hart but suffers from trauma, guilt, and crippling self-esteem. Aaron Hart also seems to want and to wanted to be wanted by Yujin, but his privileged upbringing does him disservice when it comes to winning Yujin's trust and heart.
In the meantime, they dare each other to one up the other and in the process have great sex.
The artwork is good. The uncensored artwork is top notch and appears in nearly every chapter.
I think you forgot about the main gimmick of the entire series.
It's an elite squad because everyone there was picked by ars, the dude who can see people's stats. Everyone there likely has high courage/valor/whatever the translators call it this time. So they literally just needed a little push to get their butts in gear.
Why is there a kid in glasses? He's probably very talented at something the elite squad needs.
Why would that pathetic speech work? Because of said talent- it needed an opportunity to shine. Ya'know, like literally every single character that has ever worked for the dude.
Is it stupid and tropey? Abso-freaking-lutely. Fully agree there. But the reasons you gave are literally answered and explained by the manga, multiple times. You're actually proving to the author that they need to keep explaining this main loop of "find someone- give opportunity to shine- profit", despite it being overdone to all holy hell by now
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I normally do not read buff x buff couples, but I had nothing to read and had decided to pick this up based on the actor x singer tag.
Now, I'm invested. I binged all 33 chapters available (at this time of review). Somehow, I kept clicking Next Chapter. It was shockingly intriguing, and
The story feels slow, but still packed with content at the same? There's hardly any flashback scenes, so it's very grounded in the present. I would argue that there aren't that many location changes within any one chapter, so that contributes to the story feeling slow/present. The comic focuses on Yujin and since I'm interested in his character, where did his stage-fright come from? what's the deal with his family? He's really good looking and buff; not like a weak or slim uke at all, I'm enjoying the story and looking forward to what's next for him and hopefully, his happy life.
I was intrigued by the cover and art but after reading the first few ch I realized nothing caught my interest for long. I mean I feel like it's just all style but no substance since there are def moments I go how did we go from x to z again? Also, it's p odd but I found the R18 scenes to be awkward more than interesting like individual panels sure but the flow is really strange every time I see them.
Shame I usually love buff x buff couples but sadly it wasn't enough this time orz
I love Yujin Hart, his feistiness, and his refusal to buckle. He seems devil may care but actually has a lot going on inside. Yujin Hart seems to want to be wanted by Aaron Hart but suffers from trauma, guilt, and crippling self-esteem. Aaron Hart also seems to want and to wanted to be wanted by Yujin, but his privileged upbringing does him disservice when it comes to winning Yujin's trust and heart.
In the meantime, they dare each other to one up the other and in the process have great sex.
The artwork is good. The uncensored artwork is top notch and appears in nearly every chapter.
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It's an elite squad because everyone there was picked by ars, the dude who can see people's stats. Everyone there likely has high courage/valor/whatever the translators call it this time. So they literally just needed a little push to get their butts in gear.
Why is there a kid in glasses? He's probably very talented at something the elite squad needs.
Why would that pathetic speech work? Because of said talent- it needed an opportunity to shine. Ya'know, like literally every single character that has ever worked for the dude.
Is it stupid and tropey? Abso-freaking-lutely. Fully agree there. But the reasons you gave are literally answered and explained by the manga, multiple times. You're actually proving to the author that they need to keep explaining this main loop of "find someone- give opportunity to shine- profit", despite it being overdone to all holy hell by now