Boys Love - Page 16

Seiji Nono is a renowned Chinese cuisine chef working at Yamato, a food manufacturing corporation. Despite his punk appearance, he is a skilled cook who has amassed numerous fans. Nevertheless, when he invites his newly transferred colleague, Takeru Misato, to his cafeteria, the elite rejects it, claiming disdain for "oily Chinese food." This sparks a clash of personalities between the cool inspector and the gangster chef, leading to both love and arguments.

Suwa believes that a man as handsome as him deserves a striking partner. However, he is currently with Fujisaki, who appears unspectacular and wears glasses. Suwa views this as a temporary arrangement until he finds someone who meets his standards. Unluckily, he experiences guilt when he becomes attracted to another person.

As Watanabe found himself in a predicament, the words "You drive me crazy because you're so cute" kept echoing in his mind. He was a high school teacher and a Sub, heartbroken after his fiancée left him. Driven by desperation and fueled by alcohol, Watanabe swiped right on a dating app for Doms and Subs to meet someone who could satisfy his needs. To his surprise, he matched with none other than his former student, Izumi. Despite his attempt to maintain distance, a certain incident linked him to Izumi. However, one day, Izumi disappeared, leaving Watanabe to confront the suppressed Sub instincts. In a surprising twist, Izumi's innocent comment about his cuteness acted as a catalyst, igniting a spark in Watanabe's feelings.

Hiroki, who is adorable, frequently attracts the attention of perverts but skillfully avoids their advances by using his fists. One day, when a stalker approached him, a man stepped in to save him. However, Hiroki mistakenly punches his savior instead of the stalker. This situation raises the question of which of the two: the stalker or the rescuer, is the bigger pervert?

Atsushi Ikeda, known for his compassionate nature, takes care of abandoned animals and provides them with shelter in his own home. One night, he finds an injured high school student, Riya Narukawa, with a violin outside his door and decides to take him in. Riya, a fierce young man, wakes up with no recollection of why he was unconscious there, as memory lapses are common for him. The next day, Riya experiences a headache while playing the violin for Atsushi and confesses to having a deceased brother's spirit within him, forcing him to play. Atsushi is shocked, but soon discovers that Riya is a gifted violinist and the son of a famous musician. He also learns that Riya has a multiple personality disorder, which causes him to believe that his younger brother's spirit resides within him. As Riya struggles to understand his psychological issues that stem from societal pressures and expectations placed upon his talent, he begins to realize the importance of Atsushi's presence in his life.

Forced by poor health to take a leave of absence, curmudgeonly conductor Kiri returns to his rural hometown for some much-needed rest. But on his very first night back, he comes dangerously close to freezing to death—until local grocer Osamu scoops him up out of the cold and into the warmth of his embrace. Can this younger man, a years-long fan of Kiri's work, thaw out the ice in the maestro's heart? Or will Kiri be doomed to a life of frigid loneliness forever?

During a period when teenage emotions are amplified, attending a rigid public school can be challenging. These adolescents' sentiments mainly involve pure feelings rather than romance, however, they conceal them beneath their prescribed attire. Among them, there's a young man who bears stigmata, an alienated son from a wealthy family, along with his Asian caretaker.

For weeks, a mysterious man has been setting Gyeol’s dreams on fire. By day, Gyeol lives a quiet life as a construction worker. But after locking eyes with a stranger at a job site, his nights are consumed by vivid, erotic dreams that leave him shaken - and wanting more. When he unexpectedly runs into the man again, reality begins to feel just as charged as his fantasies. The stranger introduces himself as Yesung: handsome, magnetic, and impossible to read. His smile is too perfect, his gaze too knowing. He crosses lines without hesitation, drawing Gyeol into a game with no clear rules. As tension smolders between them, Gyeol finds himself spiraling deeper into Yesung’s world, unable to tell where desire ends and danger begins. But play with fire too long, and one is bound to get burned.

Despite his tight-fisted boyfriend booking a trip to the hot spring resort, Noboru remained eager about it. Regrettably, the outcome was not as anticipated. Will Noboru achieve his happily-ever-after? This is a segment of Canna's Volume 11 Short Project titled The Onsen Boys Short Project.

1. Issho ni Kuraso. (Let's Live Together) 2. Koi to Tatakae!! (Fight With Love) 3. Shinobiai (Secret Meeting) 4. Hatsukoi Junjou-kei (Pure Type of First Love) 5. Bukiyou Lovers (Clumsy Lovers) 6. Issho ni Sugoso. (Let's Pass Time Together)

1-2. Koi to wa Baka de Aru Koto da 3-4. Sotozura dake wa Ouji-sama 5-6. Nakenai Usotsuki

This anthology showcases yaoi works from various mangaka that delve into unorthodox themes of love, such as sadomasochism, brutality, taboo relationships, and beyond.