Review of Tokoharu Apartments
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I wanted to start a review post for books that have been released by fakku since there isn't a way for newcomers to see the content of what they're buying or see how much positive feedback it has and i believe that everyone sharing their opinion on their books will help people decide on what books to buy and what not.
To start off Kisaragi Gunma's book Tokoharu Apartments is story involving several tenants living together in order to pay rent. The granddaughter steps in and becomes the manager after the passing of her grandfather, however in order to keep the tenants from leaving she agrees to do sexual favors in exchange for their stay. To sum up the whole story guy likes manager, finds out, has sex with her then her sister, his junior moves in has sex with her etc. happy end
Unlike other H-mangas this one seems to have much more text and story than what you might expect. This can hurt your perception of it if you don't like to read a lot but it is well put together and does a great job of balancing the sex scenes with the dialouge.
The sex scenes themselves feature a pretty standard set of what you would expect of a vanilla book, no over the top positions or ahegao but you will find threesomes and some anal in this book. Gunma's anatomy is on point throughout the book however at times his hand anatomy to me seems to drop or simply go to a very simple style. The overall theme seems to be very basic in style and story and at times the sex can be seen as bland due to the way the panels are set up.
In short i would recommend this book for those who enjoy both a good story and vanilla in their h-manga for rating purposes i would give it a 7 out of 10.
Please feel free to give your own opinions on this book below
To start off Kisaragi Gunma's book Tokoharu Apartments is story involving several tenants living together in order to pay rent. The granddaughter steps in and becomes the manager after the passing of her grandfather, however in order to keep the tenants from leaving she agrees to do sexual favors in exchange for their stay. To sum up the whole story guy likes manager, finds out, has sex with her then her sister, his junior moves in has sex with her etc. happy end
Unlike other H-mangas this one seems to have much more text and story than what you might expect. This can hurt your perception of it if you don't like to read a lot but it is well put together and does a great job of balancing the sex scenes with the dialouge.
The sex scenes themselves feature a pretty standard set of what you would expect of a vanilla book, no over the top positions or ahegao but you will find threesomes and some anal in this book. Gunma's anatomy is on point throughout the book however at times his hand anatomy to me seems to drop or simply go to a very simple style. The overall theme seems to be very basic in style and story and at times the sex can be seen as bland due to the way the panels are set up.
In short i would recommend this book for those who enjoy both a good story and vanilla in their h-manga for rating purposes i would give it a 7 out of 10.
Please feel free to give your own opinions on this book below
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I already posted a review in the original book release announcement thread, but I will post here again.
I really enjoyed this book, and that was mostly due to the fact that it was one straight storyline from beginning to end just like Hanafuda. I became more invested in the story and the characters with every single chapter (even though in my head I kept thinking this is a prequel to the residents of Tokoharu Apartments, I mean in Tokoharu they were in College here they are in high school...but I digress).
It was fairly difficult for me to pick out one particular chapter to call my "favorite", since it was all revolved around the Seikodo tournament arch, and I was counting it all as one giant story rather then individual chapters. The chapter that left the biggest impression on me was Chapter 2. That mostly lies in the fact that in this chapter Kiyosato refused to let Hotaka be paired up with anyone else (even though he had an orgy), and after he had gallantly induced Asama into an ahegao blackout he still went straight up to Hotaka to finish inside her.
Aside from that chapter the Bonus short chapters were icing on the cake, and was a very nice surprise. The book itself had a lot of comedy scattered throughout and I did find myself literally laughing out loud.
Finally on a last note I just wanted to say best girl is Kiryuu Azumi Sensei.
I really enjoyed this book, and that was mostly due to the fact that it was one straight storyline from beginning to end just like Hanafuda. I became more invested in the story and the characters with every single chapter (even though in my head I kept thinking this is a prequel to the residents of Tokoharu Apartments, I mean in Tokoharu they were in College here they are in high school...but I digress).
It was fairly difficult for me to pick out one particular chapter to call my "favorite", since it was all revolved around the Seikodo tournament arch, and I was counting it all as one giant story rather then individual chapters. The chapter that left the biggest impression on me was Chapter 2. That mostly lies in the fact that in this chapter Kiyosato refused to let Hotaka be paired up with anyone else (even though he had an orgy), and after he had gallantly induced Asama into an ahegao blackout he still went straight up to Hotaka to finish inside her.
Aside from that chapter the Bonus short chapters were icing on the cake, and was a very nice surprise. The book itself had a lot of comedy scattered throughout and I did find myself literally laughing out loud.
Finally on a last note I just wanted to say best girl is Kiryuu Azumi Sensei.
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KogXXV
Loves a good plot
You should have a link to the other book reviews you did/will do. It can help people find them more easier.
Anyway I liked the book and there is nothing particularly crazy about. It's surprisingly vanilla considering the set up almost screams NTR to me. I would like more books that are one central story like this.
Anyway I liked the book and there is nothing particularly crazy about. It's surprisingly vanilla considering the set up almost screams NTR to me. I would like more books that are one central story like this.
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KogXXV wrote...
You should have a link to the other book reviews you did/will do. It can help people find them more easier.Anyway I liked the book and there is nothing particularly crazy about. It's surprisingly vanilla considering the set up almost screams NTR to me. I would like more books that are one central story like this. Building up the world about weird sex athletes was neat.
Yup gonna keep that in mind for the next review.
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RozenLetter wrote...
I wanted to start a review post for books that have been released by fakku since there isn't a way for newcomers to see the content of what they're buying or see how much positive feedback it has and i believe that everyone sharing their opinion on their books will help people decide on what books to buy and what not.To start off Kisaragi Gunma's book It's a Straight Line Once You Fall in Love is story involving several tenants living together in order to pay rent. The granddaughter steps in and becomes the manager after the passing of her grandfather, however in order to keep the tenants from leaving she agrees to do sexual favors in exchange for their stay. To sum up the whole story guy likes manager, finds out, has sex with her then her sister, his junior moves in has sex with her etc. happy end
Unlike other H-mangas this one seems to have much more text and story than what you might expect. This can hurt your perception of it if you don't like to read a lot but it is well put together and does a great job of balancing the sex scenes with the dialouge.
The sex scenes themselves feature a pretty standard set of what you would expect of a vanilla book, no over the top positions or ahegao but you will find threesomes and some anal in this book. Gunma's anatomy is on point throughout the book however at times his hand anatomy to me seems to drop or simply go to a very simple style. The overall theme seems to be very basic in style and story and at times the sex can be seen as bland due to the way the panels are set up.
In short i would recommend this book for those who enjoy both a good story and vanilla in their h-manga for rating purposes i would give it a 7 out of 10.
Please feel free to give your own opinions on this book below
Isn't this actually a review of Tokoharu Apartments instead of Straight Line?
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fallenwing13 wrote...
RozenLetter wrote...
I wanted to start a review post for books that have been released by fakku since there isn't a way for newcomers to see the content of what they're buying or see how much positive feedback it has and i believe that everyone sharing their opinion on their books will help people decide on what books to buy and what not.To start off Kisaragi Gunma's book It's a Straight Line Once You Fall in Love is story involving several tenants living together in order to pay rent. The granddaughter steps in and becomes the manager after the passing of her grandfather, however in order to keep the tenants from leaving she agrees to do sexual favors in exchange for their stay. To sum up the whole story guy likes manager, finds out, has sex with her then her sister, his junior moves in has sex with her etc. happy end
Unlike other H-mangas this one seems to have much more text and story than what you might expect. This can hurt your perception of it if you don't like to read a lot but it is well put together and does a great job of balancing the sex scenes with the dialouge.
The sex scenes themselves feature a pretty standard set of what you would expect of a vanilla book, no over the top positions or ahegao but you will find threesomes and some anal in this book. Gunma's anatomy is on point throughout the book however at times his hand anatomy to me seems to drop or simply go to a very simple style. The overall theme seems to be very basic in style and story and at times the sex can be seen as bland due to the way the panels are set up.
In short i would recommend this book for those who enjoy both a good story and vanilla in their h-manga for rating purposes i would give it a 7 out of 10.
Please feel free to give your own opinions on this book below
Isn't this actually a review of Tokoharu Apartments instead of Straight Line?
Seems so
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GODsHandOnEarth
(Not-so-)Grim Reaper
meme50superfan wrote...
IMO Its a straight line is a much better book.Defenitely!