Verliebter Tyrann 6

恋する暴君 / Koi suru Bōkun #6

by Hinako Takanaga

Nach der gemeinsamen Nacht in Kanada kann Tetsuhiro Morinaga die Rückkehr seiner großen Liebe Soichi Tatsumi kaum mehr erwarten. Er ist voller Hoffnung, dass ihre Beziehung endlich in die richtige Bahn gelenkt wurde. Aber da hat er die Rechnung ohne Soichi gemacht, und es läuft mal wieder alles anders als gedacht .

Genres: Manga, Yaoi, Romance, M M Romance, LGBT, Boys Love, Comedy

196 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

Takanaga Hinako (高永ひなこ) is a Japanese author of Boys' Love manga.
She has also provided illustrations for several BL light novels by other authors, including The Guilty by Katsura Izumi. Her first manga story, 合格祈願 (Goukaku kigan, Prayers for a passing grade?), was published by Hanamaru Comics in 1997; it was later reworked as the first chapter of Challengers. Most of her works have been translated into foreign languages. She was a guest at YaoiCon 2007, invited by Juné, the US publishers of her popular series Little Butterfly.
When not making Boys' Love manga, she spends her time collecting Wallace & Gromit merchandise and playing Final Fantasy. Takanaga doesn’t like beer and people who are ignorant.

She comments that her biggest influence on her art and writing-style was KOUGA Yun, a famous shoujo manga artist whose works she read as a teenager.

Reviews

[MaDoReader]

Por favor senpai, enamórate bien enamorado de Morinaga de una vez, que me tienes con el cuore en un puño!!!!!
Cada vez quiero más a Mori, su personaje me está empezando a llegar #SufriendoConMori

[Lucy Westenra]

Me estoy desesperando tanto que le quito una estrellita. Es que Senpai es un pasito hacia delante y dos hacia atrás y JOLÍN!! Quiero que le diga algo bonito YA!! XD Estoy por decirle a Mori que se vaya con otro *enfurruñada*

[Riki (˶˃⤙˂˶)]

5 💫

Morinaga is too perfect!

[Oliwia coconut]

Moj drugi ulubiony Tom z tej serii

[Marsha]

Is he or isn’t he?

Tatsumi continues to be equivocal in his behavior towards Morinaga. But now he’s got a new complication to deal with when his father comes to visit.

The story advances in complexity and emotional depth and unexpected hilarity as Tatsumi struggles to come to grips with his changing feelings towards Morinaga. The unexplained incident in Tatsumi’s past that makes him so homophobic also causes him to become truly anguished about his altered emotions. The other characters add their own problems to this emotional stew, making this latest installment well worth the wait for Takanaga’s many fans.

[Bibliothecat]

Review for volumes 1-12


Takanaga Hinako has always been a hit or miss author for me; she's got a few really nice works but others are either too heavy on the comedy or graphic side. The Tyrant Falls in Love lands somewhere in between which makes it a really difficult one for me to rate. I love the characters, it's got just the right amount of humour and a nice enough story. But at the same time, there are a lot of problematic themes and a lot of the story is just contrived and dragged for the sake of adding more sexual scenes.

It's been a long time since I last read it and I remember struggling with it back then already. No matter how you twist and turn it, the story starts off with one of the main characters raping the other. Never mind that he says sorry and the other eventually accepts the apology, I just found it difficult to go along with the story knowing how it started. That being said, I do actually really like the characters, not just the main ones but also all the side cast - my favourite is probably Isogai, the seemingly only straight male character in the whole series who's just hilarious.

The story in itself is also not bad, it does raise some interesting subjects. The main issue, apart from the fact that it starts off with rape, is that I feel the story should have been wrapped up several volumes ago already. There have been several points in the story of character development where one could have drawn the line, but not only are new chapters released at a very slow pace, it mostly just feels like it is drawn out for the sake of drawing more smut. The character development keeps spiralling backwards just for the main characters to be confronted with the exact same issues. It's great that they always talk things out, but they always find themselves back at the same problem.

I really like Takanaga's art, though, but that too isn't enough to keep me reading. For a series of which I had conflicted feelings from the start, I just don't see myself waiting around for yet another volume and hoping it's the last. I've read up to 12 volumes and feel that it is time to drop this one.

[Guady]

My boy Isogai is back in this one. He's an agent of chaos and I love him for that.
Chapter 29 was so good, I loved it.
Morinaga's reaction when Tomoe came out to his dad and was so easily accepted made me so sad. It must be so tough when your own family disregards you like that, hopefully senpai will come around and Morinaga will gain a family that loves him for who he is (though he kinda won them over already).

[Andegret]

3.5 stars
The plot doesn't really progress.
At this point i'm reading the series just for a particular scene which really got under my skin when i was younger, and i don't remember in which volume it takes place, so i'm reading the whole thing.

[Trinity McKay]

read the English translation.

[Cenedra Graham]

I love this manga!

[Chubby93 Grey]

Jumping with joy...

[Olivia]

I think this was my favorite volume thus far! All the characters and the way they play off each other was just great. Seeing Tatsumi nearly admit his feelings was so adorable.

[•Cherry Blossom•]

En este volumen conoceremos al padre de senpai y su reacción reacción saber que tomoe se caso con otro hombre.

[ⓘⓣⓐ]

2024 goal 40/150

[Melissa Kidd]

This volume is definitely better than the previous one. There is clear progress going on here. While Soichi is still abusive and resistant he is starting to realize his own feelings. His body’s reactions give him away, something Morinaga notices and tries to bring to light. The artwork is pretty good. I’ve seen better, but I’ve also seen a lot worse too. The plot is intriguing if you are interested in stories of men totally resistant to being gay even though they are. It’s a deep personal struggle, something I don’t envy Soichi for at all. That alone makes you care for him as a character.

[Spring Holbrook]

Another fun volume, although I'm starting to wonder if there's any end in sight. I like the relationship that Morinaga and Tatsumi have, but they seem to be on hold: there's no real progression going on, or it's a very slow progression.

Tatsumi threatening Morinaga with a coffee pot was hilarious, so was the little side comic at the end. Embarassed Tatsumi is pretty much the cutest thing ever.

Looking forward to the next volume!

[Anne Bollmann (Annelise Lestrange)]

Review originally posted on The Book Adventures of Annelise Lestrange :)

For a full review of this series up to volume 9, please click here.

[Paola]

September, 2020 (2nd reading) 4.5 stars 🌟

Oh to be young and in love~ 😍 They still have a long way before Senpai can really accept his blossoming feelings for Morinaga but we take what we can 💗👌

Life hasn't been kind to precious Morinaga but I'm glad now he has Senpai at his side~

[scarlettraces]

and we're finally getting to the 'falls in love' bit. though what really made this vol for me was Isogai playing cupid. heh.

[Dreua]

Quite the adorable volume, I am finding it harder and harder to put the series down knowing that it will end soon

[T.]

Things in this volume are just rollin on along. There's a positive turn of events at the end that made me downright flutter. It turns out there's some truth to the title of this series, after all.

[Polemao Polemao]

Finally Senpai is starting to be more open about his feelings to Morinaga.

[Shiversixupi]

6,95

[Kincir Mainan]

Senpaaaaaiiiiiiii!!!!
aishiteru yo!
chu chu chu!

[Jasmine Rose]

Finally, he admits it! Well, a little.

I loved seeing more of Tomoe in this volume as he's such a little cutie.

[Jessie H.]

2.5-3/5 Stars

[Usagi Tsukino]

This review is for the italian edition.

[Christina]

I didn't think it could get better and then it did