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I am a BL loverRocks on Yume no Kodomo
What the- I mean the whole story is amazing. The only thing I hate is that Hirose is soooo obsessed with Ren even though he has a wife and child. I hate how clingy he is and acts as if he didn't do anything wrong. Such a b*st*rd. I'm glad Ren and Youji were able to heal each other's wounds.
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Rocks on Ousama ni Kiss!
Stayed up all night to read everything from this author. Worth it. This story is really sweet with a tenacious seme and tsundere uke. Thier love will warm your heart.
Also, if you're a bit emotional, like me, it might make you cry.. Really, really beautiful story ❤️👌
Spoiler!
There will also be a cute cat!
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Kinda bad on Virtual Reality Action RPG
Too many flashback. Soo boring, the story too focused on side character, why all side character has to have detailed background with connection each other and don't have anything to do with MC. 2/10
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Rocks on Mercenary Enrollment
♪ ♫ ♬ I can show you the world
Violent, blo***, brutal
Tell me, reader, now when did you last let your fist decide? [...]
A whole new world
A new fantastic punch through
No teachers to tell us "no", or police to come
Saying we're "only highschoolers" ♪ ♫ ♬
Hello! I'm Ivern, and I'm a normal reviewer. Let me introduce you to MC. He too is normal, a normal highschooler. Because this is a manga about student sheaningans. And terrorism. It's a slice of life. And also a slice of human meat. Have you ever wondered what would happen to a boy who survived in the nondescript middle east amidst blood und se*** after being reintroduced in normal action-manga-society? Well be doubtful no more.
Great art, distinctive character design, stable writing, perfectly suited to the narration. An endearing characterization, with a slow and sensible growth of each person involved. This is what makes Mercenary Enrollment truly good. Of course, it's not really the most realistic story out there. The bombastic dramatic flare of the events is reconciliable only if you accept that there are literally NO FORCES OF SOCIAL CONTROL in this particular universe. No teachers, parents, police. Only mercenaries, gangsters and corporate bodyguards. Honestly they are all hunks and built as he** so maybe it's a better world than ours, but that's me talking.
It employs an action formula based on violence and retribution. Just like your childhood. Different than your childhood in the sense that the result of it is actually good. And satisfying. The whole shtick is centered around a truly great sense of pacing, so you won't even feel the hundred of chapters while assh**** and bullies get their comeuppance. Well, the antagonists are a bit two dimensional, but sometimes you just need to see an ass**** beaten to an inch of his life and pi** himself. We all have needs.
Recommended. It gave me a strong sense of nostalgia for my past school life. During the Soviet-Afghan War. Good times.
Hello! I'm Ivern, and I'm a normal reviewer. Let me introduce you to MC. He too is normal, a normal highschooler. Because this is a manga about student sheaningans. And terrorism. It's a slice of life. And also a slice of human meat. Have you ever wondered what would happen to a boy who survived in the nondescript middle east amidst blood und se*** after being reintroduced in normal action-manga-society? Well be doubtful no more.
Great art, distinctive character design, stable writing, perfectly suited to the narration. An endearing characterization, with a slow and sensible growth of each person involved. This is what makes Mercenary Enrollment truly good. Of course, it's not really the most realistic story out there. The bombastic dramatic flare of the events is reconciliable only if you accept that there are literally NO FORCES OF SOCIAL CONTROL in this particular universe. No teachers, parents, police. Only mercenaries, gangsters and corporate bodyguards. Honestly they are all hunks and built as he** so maybe it's a better world than ours, but that's me talking.
It employs an action formula based on violence and retribution. Just like your childhood. Different than your childhood in the sense that the result of it is actually good. And satisfying. The whole shtick is centered around a truly great sense of pacing, so you won't even feel the hundred of chapters while assh**** and bullies get their comeuppance. Well, the antagonists are a bit two dimensional, but sometimes you just need to see an ass**** beaten to an inch of his life and pi** himself. We all have needs.
Recommended. It gave me a strong sense of nostalgia for my past school life. During the Soviet-Afghan War. Good times.
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