Ranked #2373

A Sex Therapist (Manga)

Well.. i started reading this manga just because the guy on the front cover was really really hot and i liked the art. Though it turns out he is not the main character!

-Story
The book consists of 7 chapters, each telling a different story.
I usually don't like this kind of thing, but this time it was pulled out pretty well.
Each plot is unique and quite funny. The only weaker point of it, i would say, is that its repetative. Every time theres a guy with a problem, meets the therapist and his life gets a sudden turn for the better.

-Art
My favourite factor of this manga. I love it. Also all the explicit scenes were drawn really well, with a good 'taste'. (i meant it wasn't sickening, like in some yaois you just think 'god its too weird')

-Charater
Well, my favourite here was the guy from the front cover.
He isn't the main character, still, somehow all the stories revolve around him, making him a really mysterious guy ^^.
All the other characters were also really interesting. Some of them really pretty too! There isn't much character development though.
The bad point of this manga - and for me - most disappointing, was that we never learn anything about the pretty front cover guy. (And here i was most interested in that).

-Enjoyment

Well.. it was really funny and there were cool plotwists.. and it all resulted in me bursting out laughing. :)
I really enjoyed the whole thing, so i highly recommend it for all yaoi fans. read more

Although the chapters are quite similar, the story is most certainly not a generic 'school boy romance' yaoi. It has a good basis and fun, sweet, varying characters. If you want a light read with loads (I mean loads), of graphic smex, this is definitely the story for you.

Art: 10. The manga layout and style are great.

It consists of short stories, so you get to meet and see the dynamics with many different characters. All in all a great story.