The Bookmark button is a very simple way to get notifications when your favorite manga have new updates. It follows a romance between the two of them as they grow up, and sort out their feeling about their relationship and what it means to like another man.

Enjoy If you can't read any manga and all the images die completely, Please change to "Image server" ! I never thought that cliché was bad if it was well made, and this story is like that, it was so simple and at the same time for the smallest yet sweetest parts my heart throbbed,really lol. Although I am no expert on the legalities of this in Japan, most of the sentiments I found online seem to point to this being illegal.It’s just another of many examples of BL genre setting the expectations so low, any not completely awful story seems like a masterpiece in comparison. We watch from the beginning, when second-year student Hikaru Kusakabe notices during one practice for the school’s chorus festival that fellow student Rihito Sajou isn’t singing along. Is there anything positive to say about a manga that is more abstract (and not in a good way) than anything in its method of storytelling? It makes sense given his natural inclination toward introversion, after all, and it's not as if he's completely against his relationship with his classmate.

first 20 pages of the manga and some attempt at romance triangle is introduced as a cheap device for the characters to realize they like the otter character - double cheap because this is actually used for both of the main characters.

Perhaps the author was trying out a new style, or perhaps I got used to the way the manga was written. I genuinely love how pure and poetic this manga is, as well as how well it captures young love and its everyday, unforgettable moments. Anyways that's all I'm gonna say for now-- I've only read till ch 20 so it might get better the more I read, and I may change my review.

It is a slice of life told mainly from either of their viewpoints, with a one time dip into the mental processes of Hara, their music teacher.Super sweet, super non original, although Nakamura-sensei have a very unique art style, making the story super interesting. The art is quite unique and shows things in a more saturated way which gives the manga an easing feeling on the eyes, which makes it a breeze to read all the way till the end. It's a very light manga, and while there is the occasional teasing of deeper psychological issues, it's mainly fluff and the perils of growing up and figuring out what you want to do that the manga focuses on. We aren't even sure who the main characters are at first and who is narrating the story, nor are we given an introduction to tell us what our primary protagonist's name is. Instead of the stereotypical sensationalized yaoi that comes to most of our minds when thinking about the genre, Doukyuusei is normalized, and that’s what I like about it most of all.