Review: Don't Be Cruel, Vol. 6

Don't Be Cruel, Vol. 6 by Yonezou Nekota
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Smutty fluff, what else can I say?

Maya's and Nemu's antics makes anyone swoon or just think how silly they are sometimes.
There were some topics that makes the reader and some characters think about the consequences of their acts and the importance of forgiveness and moving on.

Lastly, there is that pretty annoying thing known as a cliffhanger, now I have to wait for the next vol to come up, and I hope that it comes out soon.


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Review: Graineliers, Vol. 1

Graineliers, Vol. 1 by Rihito Takarai
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Well,

The story has a slow and mysterious start. It's not bad, the concept of a system based on plants seeds sounds interesting, but we still have to wait for more character development.

Luca and Abel are childhood friends, so they have their own thing going, but at the same time, the characters still feel ungrounded and needing a bit more time for things to get interesting.

The pace of the story has the whimsical way that Takarai-sensei is knowns for, but at the same time, it feels just a tiny bit confusing.

I'll wait for volume 2 in order to be more conclusive with my opinion, after all, the ending of this first vol leaves our characters in a tight spot.

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