With these side jobs they can earn some extra money. He sends out Kazahaya and Rikuo to do side jobs. Kakei is a clairvoyant seer, he's able to see the future. Kakei is not an ordinary man and so aren't Kazahaya and Rikuo. Kazahaya and Rikuo, both seventeen years old, share a room now.

Kazahaya was saved and picked up by Rikuo and dragged to a drugstore when he almost froze to death on Christmas Eve.Īt the drugstore he was taken in by its manager Kakei. So Kazahaya and Rikuo are their first names. This time the translators opted the western sequence. First name comes last and last comes first or the other way round. I am always confused with the sequence of names. We have two protagonists: Kazahaya Kudo and Rikuo Himura. In fact it takes the entire 532 page book to unfold something about the main story, the so called red line which runs through the many separate-like stories is thin.

Beast Master, Vol.The story evolves slowly.

Fool's Gold, Volume 1 por Amy Reeder Hadley.

Flower of the Deep Sleep, Volume 1 por Kazumi Yuana.

Dramacon, Volume 1 por Svetlana Chmakova.

Kaze no Hana, Volume 1 por Akiyoshi Ohta.

An Ideal World (Tales of the Villagers) por Weidong Chen.

El Pabellón del Ala Este - The History of the West Wing (Spanish Edition) por Jiayu Sun.

Kieli, Volume 1 (Manga) por Yukako Kabei.

Azumanga Daioh 2 (Spanish Edition) por Kiyohiko Azuma.

I actually never took the time to look closely at every single title on the list before, so I'm finding a lot that are making me want to sign up with paperbackswap to see if I could snag. Some titles: 2 volumes: Suzunari!, Forest of Gray City, Kieli 1 volume: Crimson Shell, The History of the West Wing, An Ideal World 3 volumes: Kaze no Hana. So maybe you could try going down the page and seeing if any might be appealing to your group? It looks like it's probably really cute?)īUT now that I'm clicking every single title and there are several that are only one or two volumes, but a lot of the summaries seem kind of underwhelming to me. (Also, every time I see the One Fine Day by Sirial, I wish I could get my hands on a preview of it. I've looked at the Yen Press catalogue in the past, but it seems like most of the titles that might be shorter are ongoing. :( (Another problem is that they might be a bit too girly for some of the teens.) Not at the level of Lovely*Complex, but they're also written earlier than that one.Īnd, of course, it was those that jumped to mind as having the first three conditions, but not the fourth.

Aya Nakahara ( Love*Com) wrote a few stories that were only two or three volumes long, such as Nanaco Robin, Ringo Nikki, Benkyou Shinasai!, and Love! Love! Love!, but NONE of them are licensed, even though they're all really cute.

Legal Drug, Volume 01 by CLAMP