Urusai kurai no Kokuhaku Kudasai

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I was always into supernatural BL, especially mind-reading; so I had high hopes when I started reading this manga and it definitely does not disappoint! The gap in Hayashida's personality really brought him a lot of characterizations, and Mori's fixation towards big boobs but eventually picking Hayashida who's a guy is so cute! I really liked both of their characters since the mangaka gave them a bit of depth, making them fairly easy to relate to!

Although it has a bit of the typical misunderstandings, I think it went well with the story and finished it up decently! One thing that bothered me was how short ... it was, and the homophobic remarks but I guess you can't have everything.

Overall, this was a decent manga with lovable characters and a supernatural twist! 8/10!

Mod Edit: This review was original posted for Seishun Kinema and has subsequently been merged into Urusai kurai no Kokuhaku Kudasai.


Sometimes in life, we struggle with insecurity in ourselves. Society expects us to look a certain way when you're born male or female.

This manga shows the struggle of a popular schoolboy named Todo who is insecure about his inverted nipples and his dick size. One day he happens to meet this guy named Yamamoto and he tries to help him with his problem... well I guess you know where this is going already.

The story was a bit predictable at times, and you can see that ... in what I just wrote. It's not really outstanding but it's not really bad either, more like your average yaoi ( maybe slightly above average ). It's a bit rape-y and literally a straight guy turned gay... or is he bi? We'll never know really.


Out of the chapters I've read so far, there hasn't been a lot of character development in this story except for maybe Todo who began to become more accepting of Yamamoto and also brave enough to stand up for him. Yamamoto isn't really a typical yaoi character since he's someone that everyone thinks is a creep ( and well, sort of is ). I liked Yamamoto a bit though for being worried about Todo after what he's done and apologizing but he is, in fact, a bit manipulative.

The art is well drawn like usual though, nothing to really say here. I just found it funny that there was a clownfish, I thought Todo had some kind of clownfish problem. Then I realized it was censorship.

I kinda enjoyed this manga but overall it's not really that memorable and definitely not something I would reread again. I wouldn't recommend it but if you're a fujoshi then you might like it if you like these types of fantasies. If you're a gay man randomly looking at yaoi to read, you will not relate to this.