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Kooporasu e Youkoso
| Alt Names: |  コーポラスへようこそ 品尝你的温柔宠爱 Corporasu e Youkoso Welcome to Our Apartment Block Welcome to the Corporate House |
| Author: | Yamakami Riyu |
| Artist: | Yamakami Riyu |
| Genres: |  Comedy Drama Oneshot Romance School Life Slice of Life Yaoi |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | Yamanobi Apartments have a story behind them: Anyone who lives there will gain something big, but lose something big as well. This is a collection of stories about the various tenants and their love lives. Related series: Soshite Koi ni Naru |
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Chapter one: I haven't read the other oneshots yet but that first story was SO. DAMN. CUTE.
It was really adorable. A wildly overused trope done so well I forgave all cliches. Recommended. ^^
Chapter two:
Ehh, this story was okay. The main character was my complete opposite so I didn't find him particularly relatable, and relating to him seemed to be the main point of the oneshot; so I didn't enjoy it all that much. I imagine he'd be quite relatable for some though. His feelings were expressed very well. ^^
Chapter three: This lead was super relatable to me. Again, this story felt like it's main selling point was empathizing with the characters, so since I really related to him I guess the mangaka did a really good job. However, I have mixed feelings for this one. Put simply, the lead's way of dealing with things is completely different from what I would've done.
Chapter four: I haven't got much to say for this oneshot. It has to be the worst of the bunch. The characters fell in love out of nowhere. Their love was shallow and they felt like cardboard cut-outs to me.