Such a sweet manga, I'm glad I read it. Just a few points about each category:
Story:
The whole "delinquent turned good" trope is at work here, but I don't think that's a bad thing! The reason Jimmy pickpockets and stuff is briefly explained in the manga, which I thought was nice. One thing that caught my eye right off the bat was the (very apparent) age gap. Usually I'm not into that sort of thing, but in this story, I feel like it wasn't weird/awkward in any way. Drama arises between the two because of Reese's dark past, a nice departure from a typical lovers'
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Lucky Bill Japanese: On Doorstep InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 7
Status: Finished
Published: Sep 20, 2016 to Feb 21, 2017
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CTK (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: N/A2 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #3346
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Aug 1, 2019
Compared with a lot of yaoi manga I have read, this one has a plot with an interesting backstory to the characters. Considering that it only has seven chapters shows that it was tightly tied together by the author. I found it intriguing how the author went out of their way to highlight the backstory of Reese & the reason why he lives the life he has. Although, I would have loved it if they went over the backstory of Jimmy a little more. Despite giving it an overall score of a seven, I did quite enjoy reading this book. Typically in yaoi manga the
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Apr 28, 2020
This was CTK's second work that I read and I immediately knew that I was going to love it. The artwork and story were both very quite unique and refreshing. The deep black and white contrast, diverse character design, and detailed background gave it an overall clean finish. I was not sure what to expect with the 'cop and thief' troupe but was pleasantly surprised with how the story turned out. I really liked Reese and Jimmy's dynamic; their conversations, reactions, expressions were raw and relatable. The loss of a loved one, depression, anxiety, PTSD are all sensitive topics but those elements were appropriately presented.
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