03. yaoi | drama | romance stories

I cried, I really cried for an entire night until my eyes were red and swollen.

This manhua managed to make me sad for a whole week and I thought I was going to die from feeling sad, the protagonist didn't have a second of peace and that made me even sadder.

The whole story is about an abusive relationship and how he manages to get away from it only too late, it made me really uneasy because all I wanted was for him to be okay.

I met this manga from the movie, very well worked on the case, so I ended up looking for more things about it and found a diamond mine.

I have a huge affection for the writer.

The manga is perfect from the start and it's like everything that happens to the characters happens to you, if they're happy you're happy, if they're sad you're sad.

I'm very proud to say that I followed this manga, it was one of the best stories I've ever read.

I understand shiro, he didn't have a good childhood, let alone people he could trust, in fact the only one he had died in an accident.

The story is very sad and portrays the life of someone who has trust issues, I loved it.

I wish it showed more moments of them happy and together, but the manga is pretty short so I'll settle for that.

I thought I wouldn't cry, I thought it would be a cute and receptive story where everything would work out, but when you go back to the protagonist's past we see a sad and complicated story. It's all so well written and detailed that it thrills me, I like this one.

I identified a lot with the main character, the fear and disgust of being touched by someone who says he likes you is real.

And the way the therapeutic solution is presented is wonderful, the healing always comes from you and not from the therapist. I like the couple and I like how everything was done.

He reads riddles and expects life to be as he reads, it's wonderful, I identified with him. I like the idea of the couple being resolved by talking too, I love well resolved couples.

I also thought that this would be a light story and that everything would end well, but how could that be possible since the protagonist suffers bullying and homophobia in almost every chapter?

The lack of acceptance from the family and how they couldn't stay together saddens me, is it too much to ask for a happy ending?

I think tests are never 100% right, they always have a percentage of error and that's normal, and this manga is about just that. An omega that has been misdiagnosed as a beta, and everything always ends up working out when an alpha arrives.

I found the line and the art beautiful, the plot is almost identical to all the others but it's cute to see the good relationship between them.

Okay, that's cute. They used the excuse of going out to dinner to get to know each other better, both always hope to be prepared to take a step forward, which is hard to see in some manga, it has a beautiful trait and is well-crafted.

He's a tattoo artist, handsome and with an abusive ex on the other side we have a scarred yakuza character, both beautiful and managing to work themselves out, I love them.