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Only My Psycho
This is District A, where high-rise buildings and slums are intermingled. Takeru Sakaki, who grew up there, is scouted by an underworld hit squad, and under the guise of training for new recruits, he becomes buddies with Mujie Ato. Takeru is suddenly interested in Kiyoshi when he learns that he has the looks he likes, a mild-mannered personality, and that he is a virgin. They seem to be off to a good start, with their work and bodies being a perfect match. Until “something” brought him to Kiyoshi's attention....
192 pages, Paperback
Published May 19, 2026
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May 20, 2026
finally some REAL freak4freak shit
June 7, 2026
Entertaining freaks. Love it, perfect pride quick read.
July 31, 2026
Wakaru Kiyoyasu’s debut work found me a few weeks ago and this week I gave it a read, honestly I was not ready (nor prepared) for what it was going to serve.
Some thoughts shared below, as spoiler-free one can do it.
Two hitmen are paired to work, Takeru joins this assassin organisation and Isagi has to show him how things operate over there. Straight off the bat, their contrasting personalities and interactions set the room for a more comedic tone this story will tell throughout.
Isagi’s calm, mysterious and reserved demeanour matches and I dare say balances Takeru’s flashy, impulsive and borderline explosive way.
Quickly, it is obvious how Takeru is very interested in his coworker in ways he doesn’t even shy away. Some could argue it is quick paced, personally that did not bother me. Hot crushes can happpen and good work if someone is taking action.
The way Takeru so genuinely behaves around Isagi made me laugh so much, they are so silly. Every other page and panel made me laugh so easily, as I witnessed their work business and bizarre dynamic grow.
I ended bookmarking several pages to revisit (and giggle once again).
This manga displays a LOT of sensitive themes, although the way it was approached, it is safe to say, the author did not want to offer reflections about it. Neither should the reader expect differently, which is fine by me. I enjoy crack BL.
As I was reading it I even stopped to think, is this supposed to be some sort of parody about hyper masculine men in dangerous-action-packed narratives but GAY AF? It is really stupid funny.
The artstyle is neat and distinctive, very nice eye expressions. Both are portrayed as ikemen-esque. I was especially captivated by Takeru’s beautiful soul mirrors and Isagi’s posh outfits.
Now, the title speaks for itself and I quite enjoyed how you initially form the opinion who is the “psycho” between them and as the story advances, you may change opinions about it.
Needless to say I had a pretty fun time with this title.
Some thoughts shared below, as spoiler-free one can do it.
Two hitmen are paired to work, Takeru joins this assassin organisation and Isagi has to show him how things operate over there. Straight off the bat, their contrasting personalities and interactions set the room for a more comedic tone this story will tell throughout.
Isagi’s calm, mysterious and reserved demeanour matches and I dare say balances Takeru’s flashy, impulsive and borderline explosive way.
Quickly, it is obvious how Takeru is very interested in his coworker in ways he doesn’t even shy away. Some could argue it is quick paced, personally that did not bother me. Hot crushes can happpen and good work if someone is taking action.
The way Takeru so genuinely behaves around Isagi made me laugh so much, they are so silly. Every other page and panel made me laugh so easily, as I witnessed their work business and bizarre dynamic grow.
I ended bookmarking several pages to revisit (and giggle once again).
This manga displays a LOT of sensitive themes, although the way it was approached, it is safe to say, the author did not want to offer reflections about it. Neither should the reader expect differently, which is fine by me. I enjoy crack BL.
As I was reading it I even stopped to think, is this supposed to be some sort of parody about hyper masculine men in dangerous-action-packed narratives but GAY AF? It is really stupid funny.
The artstyle is neat and distinctive, very nice eye expressions. Both are portrayed as ikemen-esque. I was especially captivated by Takeru’s beautiful soul mirrors and Isagi’s posh outfits.
Now, the title speaks for itself and I quite enjoyed how you initially form the opinion who is the “psycho” between them and as the story advances, you may change opinions about it.
Needless to say I had a pretty fun time with this title.
June 4, 2026
Absolute freak 4 freaks I've ever seen. Both violent and somehow extremely cute ending
June 13, 2026
awesome freak yaoi
July 31, 2026
4.5 stars ⭐️
August 15, 2026
I’m in awe at how much BL can still surprise me
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