神さまの言うとおり [Kami-sama no Iutoori] by Yuu Moegi

(It's legitimate in this case if you read the manga. However, something comes up between them and they grow distant for awhile until the boy decides to just scream his true feelings and rip his clothes off and jump his Guardian. The story plot was basically about the boy's Guardian taking care of him and loving him secretly until one day the boy realises it and they both know they fell in love with each other. It made the sex scene at the ending all the ore enjoyable as it was slowly building up your 'want' to see them just do it. The manga for this one rather more fluffy than usual and I absolutely loved it. It's quite typical but hey, I love the typical plot. Kami-sama no Iutoori 2 Manga - Read Kami-sama no Iutoori 2 chapters online for free on TenManga.

It's about a boy, who falls in love and they get together and the end. *laffs* The story plot is different yet the same as almost every Yaoi manga.

I have to say, this manga was rather short but I loved it because that way I could finish it faster and re-read it like, a million times in one day. Look at those two cuties in the manga! Such loveliness that warms my heart! Overall, although its a bit quirky in its scenarios ( daruma dolls and whatnot) it's a quick and decent read delivering all the deaths, thrills, and blood and gore you wish. I get the game of death aspects are the main attraction here but too much focus on one in favor of another ends up harming the overall story and thus the characters end up being a little too flat even for a manga. Strict but warmhearted, Midori always tries to protect Hinata from danger. Ever since his mother passed away, college student Hinata has been under the care of good-looking Midori, whom Hinata has known for years. Takeru Amaya seems to be a sociopath while Ichika Akimoto is a thrill seeker (she enjoys walking the line between life and death) and other characters die so quick that we don't really care much about them though that seems to be more of a pacing issue. Kami-sama no Iutoori Say yes to my God What The God Says. The other characters are more or less like that. He does things to stay alive but beyond that he's a mystery he likes bugs and seems to be quick on his feet with the games. Our protagonist Shun Takahata has little to him other than suffering of ennui.

As far as personalities go, they're pretty basic. There's not much to their characters aside from their names, how they look, and a quirk or two about them. My main point of contention is that the characters who were stuck with leave us little to care for. We're taken at a brisk pace from game to game without pause, leaving us with little to no information about what's going on though that's fine since this is merely setup for the second part (though the more interesting parts of the manga were near the end where they try to discover the game master if they had interspersed the manga with moments like that, it would have been much more interesting). ATGW suffers from a lack of characterization due to pacing. I enjoy 'death game' stories like these and As The Gods Will (ATGW) delivers all the deaths you wish although that's pretty much all it gives.

神さまの言うとおり [Kami-sama no Iutoori] by Yuu Moegi