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A sweet & spicy spinoff of Star and Hedgehog, featuring Harukiyo's big brother, Akihiko!

Laid-back novelist Akihiko and his earnest new editor, Aiichirō (a.k.a. Ai-chan), are faced with an unexpected dynamic shift when Ai-chan walks in on Akihiko in bed with a man— and bursts into tears.

Ai-chan confesses his feelings for Akihiko, but since Akihiko has no interest in anything serious, the best he can offer Ai-chan is a steamy, semi-professional friendship with decidedly unprofessional benefits.

In spite of Akihiko's efforts to keep things casual, Ai-chan slowly begins to unearth the details of Akihiko's mud-caked romantic past, doggedly pawing his way to the wounded heart of the elusive fox he fell in love with...

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4875kLh)

Just like the previous manga in the series, Star and Hedgehog, the cover of Fox and Puppy by Nayuta Nago was also changed to make it look more innocent. However, unlike the previous manga, Fox and Puppy is actually very much centered on the physical relationship between Akihiko and Aiichirō, so I feel the previous cover was a better fit for the story. That said, even the new cover, featuring an image of Akihiko languidly sitting on the couch (the bare feet and soft sweater give that sense of languor—it's the details that count!) while Aiichirō serves him (as his character essentially does throughout the book), is still appropriate for the plot. I have to say I really love the character of Akihiko, especially because I appreciate how completely open he is about his sexuality and his enjoyment of sex. Yet, he is also aware that Aiichirō has a more romantic attitude about the topic, and in a way, Akihiko genuinely tries to respect Aiichirō and his feelings. Of course, in addition to the beautiful artwork, you will find plenty of sex in this yaoi manga, but it’s portrayed in a healthy, joyous, and not at all vulgar way.

Outgoing college student Ikumi heads home for the summer, where he meets Harukiyo, a shy gardener with a soft spot for house plants.

Despite seeming totally resistant to Ikumi's charms, Harukiyo eventually admits his attraction to Ikumi, and Ikumi is surprised to discover he feels the same way about Harukyo! At summer's end, the pair embark on their first long-distance relationship...

Once reunited, Ikumi and Harukiyo stumble together through the early stages of their newfound romance, tripping over the stark differences in their personalities. Can a blossoming love between a shining star and a prickly hedgehog go the distance?

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4nVpdut)

Star and Hedgehog by Nayuta Nago is truly a cute and sweet story—much sweeter than you might expect from the manga's initial cover art (perhaps that's why they changed it in the new edition, making it a bit less sexy). The interesting thing about this story is that both characters are genuinely attractive, making them a couple with a high level of combined sexiness. The classic pair usually features the sexy type and the cute type, but here, they are both sexy and cute at the same time. Their difference, therefore, isn't in their looks but in their personalities: Ikumi is outgoing, jovial, and friendly, while Harukiyo is shy, introverted, and a bit unsocial. But when Ikumi realizes that Harukiyo's coldness isn't because he finds Ikumi annoying—quite the opposite, Harukiyo actually can't control his emotions when near Ikumi—the stage is set for a truly adorable love story. Great artwork and interesting characters that feel more original than most yaoi manga make this a standout read.

Mikage is a jobless graduate from an underperforming high school leading a boring life. A handsome stranger suddenly comes to visit him， hugging and saying ”I've come to be your lover”. Naturally， Mikage panics! The handsome stranger turns out to be Mikage's high school junior named Amatsuka. He says he's come because he's fulfilled the conditions Mikage set to become his boyfriend at Mikage's graduation ceremony. Puzzled by it all， Mikage is taken over by Amatsuka's enthusiastic approach which winds up with the two living together at Mikage's place?!

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3XXb3gI)

My Overly Devoted Junior Won't Give Up on Me by Tsumugi Kosaka is quite charming. I likely have a soft spot for intense and slightly obsessive Seme characters, and this yaoi manga delivers exactly that type of lead. Unlike what some others have suggested, I don't find Amatsuka to be a stalker at all. On the contrary, it was Mikage in high school who essentially led Amatsuka on, suggesting their friendship could turn into something more. Mikage went so far as to give Amatsuka a checklist (mostly innocent and silly, save for one point) that, if fulfilled, would allow Amatsuka to become Mikage's lover. If all the items on the list were like "go to bed by 9 PM," there would be no issue, but Mikage tells Amatsuka not to date girls, implicitly asking Amatsuka for exclusivity in their potential relationship. Therefore, I don't find it unfair at all that Amatsuka shows up two years later at Mikage's house, demanding that Mikage uphold his promise. However, the one thing I found incredibly, intensely unromantic is that their first time together takes place in a public bathroom!!! I can accept a lot, but come on—if they had to do it in public, at least a park or the beach... but a toilet? My jaw dropped, and all the sweetness I had felt for Amatsuka and Mikage vanished in one fell swoop.

An endearing Boys’ Love story about changing ways, love, and family.

Naguru once lived a rough life as the leader of a gang, getting into fights in order to protect his friends. His loved ones all admired his strength and kindness, but also worried that his dangerous lifestyle would get him killed. When Hirao first met Naguru, he didn’t know about the man’s gang affiliation: all Hirao knew in that moment was that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Naguru.

Thanks to Hirao’s love, Naguru found a new path—and a new future. Now, the former gang leader is a devoted father, raising their adorable son, Towa, alongside the man who changed his life. Join this heartwarming family of three in an all-new BL series!

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4rsz7FY)

I have to admit that Our Family, Now and Forever is definitely cute, but I honestly believe the plot is a bit too fragmented, making it tough to follow. It’s not that important pieces of information are missing; it’s that they are mixed together in a strange, non-linear way. I frequently found myself having to flip back to parts I had already read just to figure out what was actually happening or why an event was suddenly brought up. Despite the confusing structure, the two main characters, Naguru and Hirao, are very charming, and their son, Towa, is absolutely delightful. The strength of the story lies in this endearing trio. Because the narrative wasn't linear and Naguru wears a collar (which in the ABO genre usually signals an Omega), I initially thought this might be an Omegaverse story. It is not, and the explanation for how two men came to be raising a child together is given later in the story and is quite ordinary. The plot is sweet, as I mentioned, but I would have preferred the same events to have been presented in a different, more chronological order. Aside from the pacing issues, the artwork is also quite pretty, and the sex, when it appears, is rather explicit but not vulgar.

Seon-woo knows he's painfully average in every way, but he can't help pining for the hot new manager at work, Tae-moon. There's no way to tell if Tae-moon is even into men, or if he's the kind of dominant lover that submissive virgin Seon-woo yearns for in his deepest fantasies. All that changes when Seon-woo catches a glimpse of Tae-moon's phone notifications during a meeting. Those steamy messages coming through confirm everything Seon-woo's hoped for. He just needs to convince Tae-moon to give in to a night of passion, where Seon-woo will prove he can take anything Tae-moon throws at him...and then some!

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4puKFGI)

Punch Drunk Love is a story that is genuinely Not Safe for Work and unapologetically kinky. There is absolutely no way you can read this in public, as practically every chapter is an orgy of sex. But here is the surprising thing: there’s a real plot underneath all the heat—and a very funny, romantic one at that—which makes this manhwa a perfect romantic comedy. The first time I read this, I was quite new to webtoons and was honestly a bit taken aback by all the explicit content. The truth, however, is that the sex is joyous and blends seamlessly with the comedic mood. It’s never boring (which is often my complaint with stories that have too much sex), and every intimate scene, no matter how exaggerated, is perfectly integrated and, most importantly, necessary to the story. If you want to spend a few hours completely carefree—and you absolutely must be in a private location—Punch Drunk Love is the perfect story to keep you company. The comic Punch Drunk Love is a full-colour romantic comedy and a Mature-rated Boys' Love series. Moscareto is alto the writer of The New Recruit, which is another well-written office romance offering a glimpse into Korean society

This volume comes with an exclusive Animate Bonus and ComiComi Studio Bonus!

Three best friends—a handsome prince-like guy, an airheaded princess-like girl, and a snappy punk—have been together ever since elementary school. Sunao, the punk, has been doing his best to keep the one-sided feelings he has for Hiroomi, the popular prince, a secret. But recently, tons of blush-worthy situations keep happening to him, making it hard to keep his feelings under wraps...

Turns out, Hiroomi's been the one orchestrating all these encounters! He's head-over-heels for Sunao, and ready to win him over!

Don't miss this youthful rom-com with all the (spicy) thrills of first love. ♥

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4p0Fsqq)

Shoma Koi: This Ain't Some Shoujo Manga! by Howako is a classic high school boys' love romance. It features the familiar trope of childhood friends where the tall, dark, and brooding Seme is secretly in love with his friend, an outgoing and seemingly rebellious Uke who, in reality, is super jealous of his childhood friend and can't stand that all the girls at school are head over heels for the handsome heartthrob. Even the third wheel—the mutual female friend who is secretly scheming to get her two guy friends together—isn't a new element. So why should you read this yaoi manga? Because, just like all the others in the genre, it's cute and fun, more tender than you might imagine, and actually less sexy. Truth be told, the author has "relegated"—and, yes, "gifted"—all the sexy scenes to the bonus story, making the main manga itself quite innocent.

"I can't think when I hear your words..." In a society where people are categorized into Doms and Subs, Ichiya, a college student, has been diagnosed as a Sub. Feeling aversion to this disposition, he spends his time hiding the truth of his diagnosis from those around him. One day, he runs into an underclassman, Sena, a Dom, and for the first time, he feels an irresistible desire to obey him.Though Ichiya is bewildered by and resistant to the pleasures of obedience, he gently and calmly draws closer to the man who wants him and him alone...

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4pqIlBj)

The strength of Starve Me of Love by Arinco is the artwork. In a way, it's a bit "dirtier" or rougher than most yaoi manga we are used to reading, and this is what makes it intriguing. That being said, the story falls into the norm for Dom/Sub plots, a genre that is developing as an alternative to the ever-popular Alpha/Beta/Omega (ABO) Universe. If I have to be completely honest, I personally prefer the ABO Universe. However, Starve Me of Love is romantic and sexy enough to still be a pleasant read.

When one prince seeks to defeat the Demon King, he discovers that the demon is actually a huge wimp! A Boys’ Love enemies to lovers manga with a rom-com twist.

To defeat the notorious Demon King, Prince Ike bravely storms the castle, ready for a fierce battle—only for the demon to run away?! What should have been a fight to the death quickly turns into an unexpected game of chase, as Ike discovers that the feared villain is actually timid and despises conflict. And when Ike gets injured, it's the Demon King who cares for him more than anyone else, even going out of his way to understand Ike's feelings. Ike arrived determined to defeat his enemy, but now he finds himself wishing he could spend more time with him...?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4pwrYCC)

As the plot suggests, Haruo Natsuno's Wimpy Demon King and Tsundere Hero is a cute and sweet story. Nothing dramatic happens, and in fact, many charming and funny elements—like the dog Rudy, a white ball of fluff—make the whole thing lean more towards comedy than romance. Even the sexy scenes between Ike and the Demon King Noah are barely sketched out, as if to avoid lingering too much on the erotic details, which keeps the overall tone light. If I'm being honest, this story is perhaps a little too light for my personal taste, but it is nonetheless a quick and enjoyable read.

Rich-kid Haruto is used to being flattered and fawned over by fellow students, so when he's kicked out of his elite Alpha school, he finds himself as the ultra-desirable Alpha transfer student at a mixed-gender high school. Everyone is quick to try to befriend him ― everyone, that is, except student council president Miyabi, who actually seems to despise him.

Haruto swore he wouldn't get involved with anyone at his new school, but something about openly hostile, sickly-looking Miyabi keeps drawing Haruto in...

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4p6ZQ9t)

Never Let Go by Saki Sakimoto is not the high school romance you might expect from its plot summary. In reality, the first volume is quite dark, and the intimate scenes between Haruto and Miyabi are anything but romantic. Miyabi is an Omega who was driven out of his home because his younger brother, an Alpha, started showing an interest in Miyabi that was far from brotherly. Even before leaving home, Miyabi had a problem with his body that led him to become anorexic. His anorexia is unique, though, because if someone else offers him food, Miyabi will eat. At home, it was his younger brother, but now that he lives alone, Miyabi is slowly succumbing to the illness. When Haruto arrives at his school, in the same class, Miyabi’s Omega instincts are also awakened, creating a whirlwind that Miyabi doesn't know how to handle. His absences from school worry Haruto, who goes to visit him at home, discovering a state of neglect that he immediately tries to improve, starting with Miyabi’s health by bringing him food, or rather, cooking it for him. This is where the love story between the two is born, but it will always remain a bit dark—never fluffy and cute like other high school romances. I really like the relationship Haruto has with his parents. They are very understanding but not overwhelming; they welcome Miyabi but don't pressure Haruto to do anything. They are just available if he needs advice and support. I also appreciated that Haruto and Miyabi don't rush to form a family. In fact, Miyabi is very honest in admitting that he doesn't know if he wants children, and Haruto is understanding about this too. Haruto is actually very mature for his age, and I liked that he wasn't the typical rebellious and egoistic type, but rather someone willing to listen to the advice of more experienced people. The relationship between Haruto and Miyabi may not be balanced, in the sense that Miyabi still has many mental traumas to overcome, while Haruto is already stable and secure in his emotional growth. However, this is a situation that can, in some way, be healthy for Miyabi, who can find a safe harbor in Haruto.

At 25:00, in Akasaka Season 2 is exactly what I expected after watching Season 1: the events of the manga series have been readapted and mixed differently to fit four books into two seasons. The series currently has five books, but the fifth book covers Asami's experience filming a movie in England while Shirasaki stays in Japan—which is exactly what the two protagonists agree upon in the final episode of Season 2. Therefore, I can confidently say that if there is a Season 3, it will start with Book 5. Now, let's get back to the drama itself: as I mentioned, my feelings from Season 1 are reconfirmed and even amplified in Season 2. I continue to surprise myself with how much I am drawn to the character of Asami. Let me explain: aesthetically, I don't like him at all. In fact, sometimes when I see his close-ups, I wonder how they expect us to buy the idea that he's a sex symbol loved by the masses. I find his features to be extremely angular, he's too thin, and that fake blonde hair clashes too much with his Asian features... in short, I'm not a fan. Yet, he acts his part so well that, paradoxically, when he interacts with Shirasaki, I feel the chemistry, and yes, I find him extremely sexy. I truly don't know how this is possible, so I have to give credit to the actor for successfully conveying these emotions. In contrast, Shirasaki is the classic tsundere uke of Japanese manga—small and cute in appearance, but with a clearly rebellious nature. Shirasaki cannot keep anything to himself, neither positive nor negative, and sometimes he doesn't realize how much his words can hurt. In particular, there is a moment in Season 2 where he gets angry at Asami, and the only thing I could think was, "Why are you meddling? The decision is not yours, and Asami doesn't have to take your negative feelings into account when making it." In short, Shirasaki may be cute, but I find him unbearable. That said, if two actors can engage the viewer in this way, it means they are truly talented. Shirasaki and Asami, as portrayed by Taisuke Niihara and Kiita Komagine, are perfect. I rewatched Season 1 multiple times, and I believe I will rewatch this season multiple times as well. Another positive note is that the production overall is perfect: the set designs are beautiful (though I preferred their apartment in Season 1 compared to Season 2), the outdoor scenes are well-set with a perfect light, and the music is spot on. HEA. You can watch on GagaOOLala. Heat Level: 5/6.

Manga: amzn.to/48x8K9g

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Long ago， a wolf and white deer fell in love， becoming mates for life. Deep in the mountains lies a land of people who live in harmony with wolves. Among them， those who are born with white hair are called ”white deers”， said to have descended from the white deer of their legends. Those with black hair are called ”wolves” and the royalty of these wolves will mate with white deers for life. One day， a golden-eyed white deer is discovered locked up in the basement of a village. The Soldier who found this white deer， Ylwess， and Alta slowly begin to grow close to one another. He knows he wants to protect Alta， in all of his innocence and beauty. However， Alta is destined as a white deer to marry into royalty... how can the two confront this problem...?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3KnbL3F)

Deep in the mountains lies a land of people who live in harmony with wolves. Among them， those who are born with white hair are called ”white deers”， said to have descended from the white deer of their legends. Sara， a ”white” deer raised to marry into the royal family， has always been infatuated with Prince Alaxy， well aware that the two will become ”mates”. However， it seems that the one Prince Alaxy has always loved is her twin brother， Nara. She tells herself that she does not mind being even his substitute. This is but one of multiple stories taking place in the world of this mystical kingdom.

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3Xkuq3c)

One man answers a want ad for a part-time job and winds up in a world of dreams—literally! A dreamy supernatural Boys’ Love comic about a charming himbo and his moody but cute boss.

When 24-year-old Jungoh answers an ad seeking an assistant for a shaman, he expects a straightforward part-time gig. The ad called for someone strong, patient, and quick on their feet—perfect for Jungoh. But when he arrives, he’s thrust into a bizarre world where the rules are anything but ordinary.

His boss, Shin Ibeom, is a grumpy yet undeniably cute shaman, cursed with uncontrollable arousal due to a nightmare seedling. As Ibeom’s assistant, Jungoh must help him navigate this strange situation while working inside people’s dreams. But the deeper they dive into the dream world, the more bizarre and unpredictable things become—especially as Jungoh finds himself battling a growing attraction to his mysterious boss.

What started as a simple job quickly turns into something far stranger, as Jungoh navigates both the surreal dream realm and the complexities of Ibeom’s heart!

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4rmO10x)

Two boys grow close together in this slice-of-life BL manga that reminiscences over youth, life, and love.

A story about boys who grow from boys to adults during adolescence, and who worry, make mistakes, and gradually come to terms with the many facets of life.

Tanahashi Yusei is a popular boy who excels in both academics and sports, and naturally has people gathering around him. Yusei has a classmate he admires, but he can't tell anyone about him. That person is Nakagawa, an inconspicuous boy who his friends don't even seem to notice. The two become closer after a certain incident...

“The strong emotional beats combined with the simple, scribbly art gives the entire work the impression that it's coming straight from the heart. […] From beginning to end, In The Twilight of Our Adolescence is a stand-out comic, from its one-of-a-kind art style, to its raw emotional payoff, to its universal message.” — Lauren Orsini, Anime News Network

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4ro9xlg)

Even in today's society， ninjas are active in the dark. One of them， Kon， is a bodyguard for Yuichi， the next head of the Nikaido family. Kon loves his lord so much that he interferes in certain arranged marriage proceedings， leaving a sexually frustrated Yuichi meting out sexual punishment on Kon. While Kon's happy that his beloved lord feels his body， his heart aches at the thought of Yuichi's future happiness without him...

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4p4YOKW)

The iconic Boys' Love/BL manga is back! The inspiration for the popular anime of the same name, Seven Seas presents this romantic comedy of a rockstar and his novelist boyfriend in large-trim omnibus editions featuring an all-new translation!

Rockstar wannabe Shindo Shuichi is determined to top the charts with his best friend and their rising band. But Shuichi’s ego takes a hit when a handsome romance novelist, Yuki Eiri, bashes his lyrics. As Shuichi attempts to make Yuki eat his words, he unexpectedly develops a crush on the harsh critic--and the cold and prickly Yuki even seems to like him back! As they continue to gravitate toward each other, Shuichi discovers that success in the music biz may cost him his very soul.

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/3XjPxTg)

This volume comes with an exclusive Animate Bonus and ComiComi Studio Bonus!

Can love start from an act?

Fuma Kodaka is laser-focused on his acting roles to the point of ignoring anything that doesn’t have to do with his career. So when this stubborn actor has trouble getting into character for his role in a new TV show, he feels lost. Luckily for him, he bumps into Kanade Suou, a super-popular prince-like idol. Kanade is strikingly similar to Fuma’s next role, so in order to study Kanade’s sweet and sparkly mannerisms, Fuma asks him out on a whim. Surprisingly, the handsome idol readily agrees without any hesitation!

Having zero experience with relationships, Fuma soon finds himself swept away by Kanade’s overly romantic gestures. Does all this mean that Kaname actually likes Fuma, and that this romance that started as an act could actually become something real?!

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4iozblP)

Masamune Hanzawa, a 27-year-old office worker with no time for love or cooking, reluctantly tries a housekeeping service at his section chief’s suggestion. Enter Natsuki, a charming college student and his boss’s son, who quickly captures Masamune’s heart. After their first meeting, Natsuki boldly confesses his feelings, leaving Masamune torn. Though undeniably attracted to Natsuki, Masamune hesitates due to their age difference and the potential complications of dating his superior’s son. As they navigate meals and growing emotions, Masamune must decide whether to embrace this unexpected chance at love—or let it slip away.

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3XjJaiR)

The full-color manhua (comic) adaptation of the hit danmei/Boys' Love novel--and in the same universe as Legend of Exorcism: Tianbao Fuyao Lu!

A historical fantasy set in an ancient China where magic has been nearly extinguished, and two young men must work together to prevent the destruction of all life.

It has been three hundred years since magic disappeared from the Divine Land. Chen Xing is the last Great Exorcist—a young man with a tenuous grip on magic whose life is destined to end on his twentieth birthday. As whispers about the return of the demonic entity known as Mara echo across the land, Chen Xing is burdened with a daunting task: to seek out his fated counterpart, the Protector Martial God, and together, to save the world.

Enter Xiang Shu, a condemned man with a haunted past. Accused of unspeakable atrocities, Xiang Shu is an enigma—handsome, skilled, and facing execution for crimes he claims he didn't commit. As their destinies intertwine, Chen Xing and Xiang Shu embark together on a journey where the salvation of everything they know hangs in the balance.

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4irAO2k)

A man who attracts demons finds himself bound to one that’s been stripped of his name and power—and demands much more than blood. A sexy Boys’ Love manga about a pact that becomes something more–from the creator of God of Seduction in the Bedroom, also available from Seven Seas!

Minoru has spent his life attracting demons, but he’s learned to live with their unwanted attention. That is, until the night he rescues what appears to be a sickly stray dog—only to discover it’s actually a demon in disguise. Stripped of his true name, the demon has been left powerless, a shadow of what he once was.

To regain his strength, the demon binds Minoru into an unholy pact—one that demands more than just blood. Their nights together should be nothing more than transactional, yet as the demon's touch grows more possessive and Minoru’s defenses begin to wane, something unspoken stirs between them.

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4ahkdMn)

The long-running, supernatural Boys’ Love manhwa/webtoon series is now available in English print!

After a devastating personal loss, Kyungjoon wants nothing more than to drown his grief in the silence and safety of his houseplants. But Kyungjoon is also a cop, and it’s a cop’s job to go after criminals.

One day, hot pursuit of a suspect leads to Kyungjoon discovering signs of cult activity. Soon, the policeman is caught up in the machinations of monsters and demons, the worst of which is the demon king, Lord Cain, whose survival in this world depends on mana that can only be accessed through a “door.” Cain’s door happens to be inside Kyungjoon, and these two will have to get up close and very personal to open it.

Don’t miss the debut volume of this long-running, supernatural Boys’ Love series!

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4p4RqPI)

An island of gemstones and magical beasts floats in the sky...
On this island lives a kind and powerful demon king, Kougyoku.

Some forty years ago, Kougyoku used his magic to restore a stillborn griffin egg to life, and that griffin became his dearest companion, Topaz. In the years that followed, Topaz found that his love for Kougyoku had grown into something deeper than that of a beast's love for his king... and unbeknownst to him, Kougyoku had begun to feel the same.

Now, as Kougyoku struggles to summon the magic needed to restore his island, he is torn between his love for Topaz and his duty as king. And as his beloved finds himself faced with an impossible decision, Topaz is left with no choice but to decide their fates for him, even should it break his king's heart...!

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3XT9ssj)

Akira Ichinose is as flawless as ever today.

As the No.1 host at Club de Rois, Mr. Ichinose maintains a positively princely level of excellence! However, with unreliable colleagues and overbearing higher-ups to deal with, lately he's been running himself ragged... He's got all the charm he needs to keep his "princesses" happy, but what he could really use is an assistant.

Enter, Tsukasa.

New to the scene at Club de Rois, Tsukasa has already managed to lose track of his princess's tab. But instead of firing him, Mr. Ichinose enlists Tsukasa to become his assistant...!

...On the condition that Tsukasa can prove his abilities go beyond just lip service, of course.

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4ioHVbT)

The No.1 host of the club ”Butteryfly Kiss”， Kousei， can't seem to get along with the No.3 host， Hideho. Their personalities couldn't be any more different from each other. However， their distaste for each other doesn't get in the way of their passionate， hot and steamy love making. Will their differences continue to widen or will their hearts grow closer as their bodies intertwine?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4887BpI)

Software engineer Chiaki Yanagishima is dating the owner of the club "Butterfly Kiss", Masatsugu Shibanushi. Known as "Osho" or "King", Masatsugu is constantly surrounded by women. As he continues his relationships with numerous other women, Chiaki's heart and body begin to wear thin. Every time he tries to complain, Masatsugu takes him roughly, and Chiaki just can't refuse... However, when talk of a transfer comes his way, Chiaki finally decides to break things off with Masatsugu... but will he let him?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/49KS9Ry)

At work， Kuze helps a young and captivating boy， Ichiro， who happens to be the ace of the host club ”Butterfly Kiss”? For good reasons， Kuze has a bad impression of host clubs and wants nothing to do with him. However， as he gets to know Ichiro better， their love grows and his perspective begins to shift. Can these two polar opposites make their relationship work or was it doomed from the start? See how their innocent love evolves!

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3Kc0raL)

Sergey， works for the host club ”Butterfly Kiss”， and is out to purchase a flower shop for their business. However， the obstinate owner Shinji Masaoka， doesn't relent and resist Sergey's ”offers”. Sergey is willing to do anything to secure the contract. Can he subdue him and take over the flower shop or will Shinji be the one to come out on top?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3McvF1T)

Despite being from completely different worlds， Chiaki， a software engineer， and Masatsugu the owner of the host club ”Butterfly Kiss”， have continued their rollercoaster of a relationship since college. Entangled in their addictive and toxic love， these two lovers can never be honest about their feelings for each other. After all these years， will Chiaki’s feelings finally be reciprocated?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3KpvUWZ)

Ayato is a vocational student with a specific problem: he's highly sensitive to smells. One day， on the train， he encounters a particulary alluring scent that makes his body react. The scent belonged to his classmate Rio， whom he is not very fond of! Rio， amused by Ayato's predicament， starts to force Ayato to do all kinds of naughty things， but what changes when he finds out about Ayato's innate kindness and hardworking qualities...?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4rkMk3r)

The award-winning Boys' Love manga about actors "researching" a relationship is finally available in English print—and don't miss the live-action adaptation!

Yuki Shirasaki finally landed his big break. But the pressure is on when he’s cast alongside current superstar (and his former classmate!) Asami Hayama. Determined to do his best, Shirasaki decides to dive deep into researching playing the role of a gay man and visits a gay bar for a one-night stand. To his surprise, Hayama is there and gives Shirasaki the shock of his life by suggesting they become friends with benefits! Can Shirasaki keep his attention on the role, or will he be captivated by Hayama’s good looks and irresistible charm?

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/48FBWvN)

I've just finished what is hands-down my favorite drama of 2024, and I'm already deep into the source material. If you're looking for a series that manages to be simultaneously very sexy and incredibly sweet, you need to check this out. I'm currently on an endless re-run of the final episode—it's that good. However, as is often the case, the drama and the original manga offer two different, though equally compelling, experiences. The drama adaptation is a masterclass in condensed storytelling. They essentially took four manga volumes and distilled them into one series, resulting in a fast-paced narrative. While all the essential plot points are present, the major difference is in the character focus. Hayama: He remains the intense, brooding character we love to hate and then just love. My initial frustration was purely logistical: Why can't he just be clear about his unrequited feelings for Shirasaki? But, of course, that internal struggle is the entire emotional core of the story, and by the end, I was completely invested, cheering for Shirasaki to finally understand his silent devotion. Side Characters: Honestly, they're practically an afterthought here—mostly just a collection of goofy background characters meant to frame the leads. If you enjoyed the drama, the manga will give you a much richer, and let's be frank, way sexier experience. Plot Pacing: The time events are structured differently, allowing for a slower, more deliberate buildup. The Spice Factor: The sex scenes are chef's kiss well done, and they start right from Chapter 1! But don't mistake this for pure smut. The intimate moments are handled maturely and are balanced with significant character and plot development. It proves that a story can be explicit while still being deeply emotional. Side Characters: This is perhaps the biggest difference. The side characters in the manga are given their own personalities and compelling arcs, making the overall world feel much richer and more interesting. Art: The graphic quality is top-notch. Every panel is a feast for the eyes. My Verdict: Read Both! If you're looking for sweet drama and immediate payoff, start with the series. But if you want a deeper dive into the characters, a more robust plot, and genuinely sexy and well-integrated intimate scenes, the manga is a must-read. Both are fantastic, but the drama is a great gateway to the truly excellent source material.

A doctor at rock bottom finds himself entangled with a handsome yakuza who helps ease his sorrows with a night of passion. Is this relationship just what the doctor ordered or merely a case of lust-clouded judgment?

Higuchi Kiyotaka has hit rock bottom. Once a rising star in the field of cardiovascular surgery, a traumatic incident derailed his career and sent him spiraling. Now transferred to a remote town in rural Kyushu, he spends his days practicing general medicine—struggling to understand the thick local dialect of his elderly patients and to suppress the crushing guilt that haunts him.

Each night, he drowns his sorrows in alcohol, but one particularly miserable evening, he’s approached by a mysterious man who calls himself Tenju: a yakuza who offers him a night of escape.

Swept into a haze of unfamiliar pleasure, Higuchi begins to feel something stir beneath the numbness. And as the afterglow of the night refuses to fade, one question gnaws at him: Who is this man—and what does he really want from me?

My Rate: 8 (amzn.to/4peHIL2)

A world where demons coexist with humans. While there have been no conflicts in the past between demons and humans， demons possess tremendous abilities， can use a variety of magic， and have the power to control humans as underlings. Demons are at the top of the biological hierarchy， so to speak. So now I， Toma， am the underling to the demon， Chiaki. Every night I have to feed him my bodily fluids to ”replenish his magical powers”. He licks me all over... Our lewd acts should have no meaning; our relationship is a master-servant one. But why does my heart ache so much...?

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4p6lZ7L)

Punks Triangle is an absolute gem, a drama I'm already itching to rewatch—but I have to be honest, there's one tiny complaint that keeps me up at night: the drama was a total teaser that never delivered the promised spicy meal! Let's talk about the couple, Chiaki and AE/Enaga. They are, in a word, perfection. Everything about their dynamic is a masterpiece of opposites attracting. We have Chiaki, small, utterly cute, and timid, but with a heart big enough to encompass the world. Then there's AE/Enaga, tall, lean, sexy, and outgoing, yet endearingly clumsy and surprisingly lonely beneath that confident exterior. They truly clicked in the most perfect, beautiful way, and the sparks didn't just fly—they ignited a full-blown bonfire! For six glorious episodes, I was at the front row of this romantic journey, enjoying the most exquisite and perfect appetizers. Every longing glance, every accidental touch, every shared smile was a delicious finger bite. I was patiently waiting for the main course—that promised, dramatic spice! Then, the final moments of Episode 6 arrived, and the truth hit me: we just had one kiss. I couldn't help but smile sadly, because while it was an undeniably perfectly cute story, I realized the kitchen was closed and I wasn't getting any more. But here’s the thing, despite the lack of heat, I loved this ride! Even if the final payoff was just one perfect kiss, I’m already hitting 'play' to see the whole series again. Why? Because sometimes, you don't need the main course. When the appetizers are that good, when the chemistry is that captivating, and when the story is that charming, you can absolutely have a whole, satisfying meal made entirely of perfect finger bites. Punks Triangle is a sweet, beautiful, and highly recommended watch—just bring your own spice rack! HEA. You can watch on GagaOOLala. Heat Level: 3/6.

Manga: amzn.to/43WGmvD

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Peach Trap sets a delicious stage for a workplace/romantic drama, centering on the unexpectedly charming Yoo Do Ha. Our protagonist starts the series already reeling from a professional betrayal: he's been unjustly fired from his office job, framed by a colleague while his otherwise caring boss, Jeon Yeon Sang, couldn't save him. But Do Ha's bad day quickly takes a dramatic turn. He finds himself the unwitting centerpiece of a very compelling (and crowded) love quadrangle! The trio of suitors includes: Jeon Yeon Sang: His former, seemingly cold but secretly protective boss. Yeon Ha Ram: The charmingly playful and younger barista. Taek Gyeon: The steady, devoted, and long-time childhood friend. The dynamic among these four men is the show's main draw. Yet, this is exactly where Peach Trap ultimately lost me. The story sets up a clear contrast between the potential partners—some respectful and patient, and others, well, not so much. My frustration rests entirely on Yoo Do Ha's final choice. Throughout the drama, one character consistently showed patience, respect, and gave Do Ha the necessary space to process both his life events and his burgeoning feelings. This character, in my mind, was the clear and deserving frontrunner. However, the path Do Ha took felt strangely forced. He seemed to be swayed not by genuine emotional connection or mutual respect, but by the suitor who was the most forceful and demanding of his time and attention. When the final episode revealed Do Ha's pick, I was genuinely floored. My internal monologue was a loud, frustrated, "Wait... that jerk? After all that?" Yes, Peach Trap delivers what is technically a "happy ending," but it certainly wasn't the one I was rooting for. While the premise is intriguing and the initial setup of the four leads creates exciting tension, the ultimate resolution left me with a bitter taste. If you're looking for a BL where the protagonist chooses the kindest path, beware: this trap might leave you feeling slightly cheated. HEA. You can watch on GagaOOLala. Heath Level: 3/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

I've been wrestling with my thoughts on The Story of Bi Hyeong, and it boils down to a classic case of mixed feelings. This drama was, for the most part, an absolute delight, building up a fantastic world and dynamic characters... right up until the final two episodes. It genuinely felt like the screenwriter hit a wall and didn't know how to stick the landing, opting instead to abruptly chop major plot threads. We're left hanging on Geum Bok's attachment to his friends. Why does he still remember them when the established supernatural rules implied he should have forgotten? This crucial point is never clarified. Perhaps the most jarring was the Gil Dal and Ji Gwi relationship. Their intense breakup, fueled by Gil Dal's accusation of betrayal, is completely negated when they reunite as if nothing ever happened. There’s zero explanation, which completely undermines the emotional weight of their conflict. The culmination of these loose ends was an ending that felt less like a finale and more like a cliffhanger desperately setting up a second season. Given the rarity of S2 in the South Korean drama landscape (it's happened, but it's very unusual), it's highly likely we'll never get answers to these frustratingly open questions. Despite the weak conclusion, the drama's greatest strength—and the reason it's still worth watching—is the titular Bi Hyeong. He is easily one of the best supernatural characters I've encountered in a K-drama. Bi Hyeong was a captivating blend of characteristics: handsome yet utterly cute, funny and incredibly intense. He was, for lack of a better phrase, the perfect boyfriend character—charming, devoted, and a compelling force in the story. When it comes to romance, The Story of Bi Hyeong leans heavily into cute territory rather than sexy. The physical intimacy between Bi Hyeong and Geum Bok is limited to sweet kisses, which, while few, were handled beautifully and felt genuine. Even the supposedly "sexier" secondary couple, Gil Dal and Ji Gwi, offered almost no sizzle. Ultimately, the overall mood is adorable and heartwarming, which isn't a fault at all, but something potential viewers should know: don't tune in expecting intense passion, but rather a focus on genuine affection. The Story of Bi Hyeong is a must-watch for its irresistible main lead and charming romance, delivering a captivating supernatural experience right up until the final stretch. Just be prepared for a frustratingly rushed and inconclusive ending that leaves you wishing for the answers you'll probably never get. HEA. You can watch on GagaOOLala. Heat Level: 3/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Yakuza members Odajima and Kataoka are sent away on a trip after Kataoka, the young wakagashira, screws up. However, this trip hides the true mission: Odajima has been ordered to kill Kataoka.

My Rate: 7

Having been completely enthralled by the live-action adaptation of The Journey to Killing You, I immediately dove into the source material—the manga itself. And I have to say, fans of the drama will find themselves on incredibly familiar ground. In a rare move for screen adaptations, the live-action drama is an almost perfect visual copy of the manga. Scene for scene, panel for panel, the adaptation faithfully recreates the story. The primary difference? The manga edges out the drama by being just a little more explicit in its content. The core narrative is a seductive blend of dark and sexy. Despite its Yakuza theme, the manga isn't defined by heavy violence. Instead, its "dirtiness" comes from a different place. These aren't the sleek, aloof, or stoic gangsters often depicted; rather, they are surprisingly down-to-earth and perhaps too willing to give in to their baser instincts. Amidst this gritty, unpolished underworld, the central romance manages to shine. It's a stark contrast that makes the relationship compelling—like watching a pure white flower push its way up through the mud. This unexpected purity growing out of a dirty, instinct-driven environment is truly the heart of the story's appeal. Ultimately, I did enjoy the manga and its raw, explicit portrayal of the narrative. However, I found myself drawn back to the live-action drama. The visual impact of seeing these compelling characters brought to life "in flesh and blood" gave the story an extra layer of depth and intensity that elevated the experience for me. Recommended for Fans of dark romance, gritty settings, and those who want the uncensored version of the live-action drama.

Babanbabanban Vampire centers around Ranmaru, a 450-year-old vampire whose life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Rihito, a five-year-old boy. Rather than anything sinister, Ranmaru is struck by a sense of awe, seeing the child as an angelic being worthy of protection. He pledges to safeguard Rihito, setting the stage for a story that’s both heartfelt and perplexing. Fast-forward ten years: Rihito is now fifteen, still innocent in many ways. Ranmaru’s protective instincts remain, but his focus has shifted. Now, he’s determined to preserve Rihito’s purity until he turns eighteen—at which point Ranmaru intends to drink his blood. This is where the narrative truly starts to twist and provoke thought. What makes Ranmaru fascinating is his conflicted philosophy. If he drinks a human’s blood, it’s fatal—unless he transforms them into a vampire. He refuses to do this, however, believing vampirism is a curse. Ranmaru reveres humans because of their ability to age and die naturally, seeing this as a kind of beauty that immortality can never match. His convictions run deep. He even refused to turn his former the Lord—the only person he ever truly loved—into a vampire, ultimately killing him at the Lord’s own request. Ranmaru claims he will never love again, and with Rihito, he remains steadfast: his affection is not romantic, but he values Rihito above anyone else. Yet, his plan to end Rihito's life at eighteen is unsettling, adding a layer of dark complexity to the story. Despite these heavy themes, Ranmaru delivers a vibrant cast. Every character feels unique and genuine; even the vampires are good-hearted at their core. The tone alternates between slapstick comedy and unsettling horror, with blood splattering and heartwarming family scenes coexisting in surprising harmony. Sometimes you’ll find yourself laughing out loud, only to shudder moments later. This isn’t a romance—at least, not yet—but the story isn’t shy about showcasing gratuitous nudity (Ranmaru himself is particularly easy on the eyes). The unusual mixture of humor, creepiness, and emotional depth makes for a memorable reading experience. Ranmaru is a genre-defying tale that keeps you guessing. Just when you think you’ve pinned it down, the narrative swerves in a new direction. While the plot’s moral ambiguities might leave you scratching your head, the cast and the strange, dynamic blend of comic and dark elements are sure to draw you in. If you’re looking for something offbeat, provocative, and strangely endearing, you’ll find plenty to sink your teeth into here. HEA. You can watch on Prime Video. Heat Level: 1/6.

Heat Level:

1/6: glances, caress, hugs, no kisses

2/6: kisses, closed mouth or camera angles

3/6: full kisses, clothes on

4/6: full kisses, some clothes off, hands above the waist, pants stay on

5/6: most clothes off, they have sex, but it’s masked, no sexy sounds

6/6: full nudity mostly hidden by camera angles, they have sex, sexy sounds

Take one influencer and one bad boy extraordinaire, whisk in a sprinkling of sweets, add a scoop of social media, and you get…? Maki and Akito’s love story, hot out of the oven! After all, even though Maki has a bit of a bad rap, the guy must be just as gooey on the inside as the glorious goodies he posts on social media. So when Akito gets a taste of how dangerously delicious his desserts are, he can’t help wanting a taste of the man himself…

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/3WvGA96)

If you're looking for a plot with high stakes and deep complexity, look elsewhere. But if you're in the mood for a story that is simply adorable and sweet, Yankee & Carameliser is a delightful treat! The plot is admittedly thin, but it serves perfectly as a backdrop for the truly engaging main characters. This manga shines brightest thanks to its central duo: The Yankee with a Secret: Our first protagonist is a "yankee" (the Japanese term for a high school student with a bad-boy aesthetic: bleached hair, piercings, and a rebellious attitude). Yet, underneath the tough exterior is a boy who has always loved "pretty things"—and he's a talented, self-taught pastry chef. The Sweet Vlogger: Our second lead is a perfectly average high school student who happens to be a video blogging enthusiast with a serious sweet tooth. The story truly clicks when the vlogger discovers the yankee's incredible culinary secret. He basically "forces" the yankee into the spotlight, turning him into an internet sensation by filming his at-home baking videos. Beyond the initial setup, there isn't much more to the story than the slow, charming transition from schoolmates to boyfriends. Their relationship develops with moments that are smooth, sweet, and tender—truly living up to the sugary promise of its title. This is a quiet, comfortable read that unfolds gently, just like a perfect piece of caramel cake. It's the ideal recommendation for fans who love lighthearted, pure-fluff boy-meets-boy romance.

”Primal instincts easily overtake rationality”
Handsome， well-built， and brilliant: Himuro is the picture-perfect Alpha. After suffering at the hands of an obsessed Omega， he vowed to never let his secondary-gender instincts control him again and to stay away from Omegas forever. But it seems that destiny has other plans when a chance meeting one day turns his whole world upside down...

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/43rIA6b)

While You Are My Omega certainly plays within the bounds of the Alpha/Omega dynamic, it manages to feel surprisingly fresh and original. It's a sweet story that subverts expectations in a number of delightful ways. Our Alpha, Himuro, is a final-year high school student with a serious bias against the Alpha/Omega pairing concept, thanks to being stalked by a fellow Omega student. This sets a fantastic stage for conflict when he discovers his destined Omega is none other than his soft-spoken homeroom teacher, Mr. Itsuki! It’s genuinely hilarious to watch this scenario unfold. The only person who seems truly stressed about Himuro being Mr. Itsuki's student is Itsuki himself! Everyone else—Himuro's parents, Itsuki's colleagues—seems more or less resigned to the idea that these two are destined for a relationship. This collective, knowing acceptance is a running gag that adds a fun, lighthearted element to the whole affair. Despite the potentially sexy nature of an Omegaverse story, You Are My Omega takes a refreshing step back from the explicit. Their intimate time together is often quickly summarized, giving you the high-level details without lingering. This avoidance of drawn-out smut actually makes the story feel more cute than sexy, prioritizing the emotional connection and relationship development. The graphic style is also quite nice. It becomes especially endearing when Mr. Itsuki is forced to adopt the role of the responsible adult, given that Himuro is an underage teenager when they meet. Crucially, the story maintains a respectful boundary—there is no inappropriate behavior from Mr. Itsuki, which is a wonderfully refreshing and responsible choice for a high school-set yaoi manga. If you’re looking for a heartwarming, surprisingly wholesome Omegaverse story that challenges a few tropes and focuses on genuine emotional growth, this is a fantastic read!

Exorcism is a messy business...

In a world overrun by spirits, an exorcist must know how to handle himself. ♡

Loner exorcist Okuru Yotsuya has plenty of practice in that department. And while "tears" are essential to his profession, Okuru can only produce so many on his own...

When faced with an especially powerful spirit, Okuru is rescued by Naito Fukase, a pornstar known as "The Squirting Squire." Having witnessed this handsome stranger's splashy supernatural abilities up close, Okuru recruits Naito to teach him the secret to squirting...

And if Naito has anything to say about it, the exorcism business is about to get a whole lot messier...

My Rate: 7 (amzn.to/4oFSMjl)

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