A review by louandlife
Ten Count, Volume 4 by Rihito Takarai
4.0
Ah this series is going to kill me. I keep on reading the books and I die a little inside when I get to the end because I want to keep on reading!
In this book we understand a bit more of Kurose's feelings towards Shirotani and why he developed them. I think that it is rather cute and sweet. I think the balance between genuine romantic feelings and sexual frustration is done quite well in this series, although I do want more romantic/touchy moments.
I really liked the development of Shirotani's background as well. We learn why he has germophobia. Let's just say that I hope that person is rotting in literary hell haha. It was interesting to read, and I do hope that we get to see some fallout from the past because otherwise my revengeful soul won't be pleased...
I would recommend this series because it is both sweet and R-Rated.
In this book we understand a bit more of Kurose's feelings towards Shirotani and why he developed them. I think that it is rather cute and sweet. I think the balance between genuine romantic feelings and sexual frustration is done quite well in this series, although I do want more romantic/touchy moments.
I really liked the development of Shirotani's background as well. We learn why he has germophobia. Let's just say that I hope that person is rotting in literary hell haha. It was interesting to read, and I do hope that we get to see some fallout from the past because otherwise my revengeful soul won't be pleased...
I would recommend this series because it is both sweet and R-Rated.