Not big on feels but big on a good time. We have a grumpy man that feels that he lost the one he loved because he was playing games. He rescues a random on the street who turns out to be the nepo hire his career is now contingent on. Radom is a sparkly, baby faced youngster who doesn't seem capable but much. He soon shows how capable he is in the office and the bedroom. I love how our princely nepo knows he is adorable and uses that to his advantage. This was so much fun! I want to read more by this author.
Loved the reverse age gap! It was very cute how they need up together. Saying that, this one off book is a lot of smut where the ML turns from a switch to a uke. The artwork is very playful and fun. I loved it.
Haha this was fun! I wish we had more bl like this one honestly. It’s rare we see this type of dynamic and I’d love to see more of it from other authors.
This is cute and sweet, with some fun reversed tropes, but very superficial. It could have had significantly more depth if it actually dug into any of the potential complications in the story - the presumably big age gap (it's never fully disclosed), the transactional beginning of the relationship, the nepotism hiring etc etc. All these things are just kind of glossed over in favour of lots of smut scenes and a chance to see the older uke being all blushy and cute for his adorable seme.
Still, overall, the story makes sense and enough happens that you don't get bored, and the love story develops along cute and believable lines, it's just missing a bit of oomph.
I would have liked it more if they didn't fall straight into the roles of bottom and top. And the discussion of maybe switching once in a while was saved as a bonus chapter situation.
I'm also not the biggest fan of boss/subordinate pairings. Why do they have to be at the same company if it only affected them for a hot second in the beginning of the manga; like it didn't even matter to the overall plot.
The rating is accurate for this manga-- there is also no blurring if that is your thing.
This was all kinds of good. I was looking forward to it because it seemed like a fun story, but I was surprised by how much it cracked me up. It's spicy, funny, sweet and wholesome all at the same time. I only wish we could have seen Mama at least once more, because they're hilarious.