Next I'll talk about Seoyoon's friend, one of the best characters in this manga without a doubt. I forgot his name but he is also very cute and is an actual good friend for once, a rare thing in the life of most ukes I've seen. His friend is there for him and is able to tell him when something isn't right. Seoyoon is very dense and his friend kinda makes up for it and, although it's a very small thing, you've gotta admit it's a breath of fresh air seeing a healthy friendship. The hook is seeinga tearful, pouty-eyed boy (the "puppy") being embarrassed and overwhelmed, nigh grovel-y. Fe looks down and holds feir hands together in a demure, submissive way.The plot involves this puppy-boy, Seoyoon, being told to do certain embarrassing things (such as going out without underwear on)by one of feir followers on social media, Yeonwoo, and being given rewards in exchange. Much of the actions involve the risk of being seen, exhibitionistic. One of the problems is that the rewards are all things intended to further satisfy Yeonwoo. So--the lessons are intended to satisfy Yeonwoo and the prizes for complying with those lessons are also intended to satisfy Yeonwoo. It's very much one-sided.

A pro(?) is that when Seoyoon says to "stop," Yeonwoo acutally stops. That's not something you see in a lot of BL comics for some reason. Oh, and they're very similar in age - also a huge bonus.I felt bad for Seoyoon at a lot of parts, honestly. He was lonely and just wanted to be loved but Yeonwoo was initially very cold and only wanted to use him.

Art: It's good. I like it, personally. Nice artsyle, good coloring, etc. Not much to say about this. Oh, and it's uncensored which is a huge bonus. No lightsabers here. Don't expect romance at the start. Don't. It's obvious this started off as a "fling" that ended up getting kinda more serious as time progressed.Their first interaction was sexual.

Puppy Love Chapter 1

Seoyoon devoted everything to Yeonwoo, he tried his best to make Yeonwoo happy, and Yeonwoo saw him as disposable, even though Yeonwoo knew that Seoyoon was a virgin. It was a first time at love kind of thing with Seoyoon, and Yeonwoo took advantage of that. Puppy Lovers is just another generic novel that focuses on an extremely strange relationship, which for some equally strange reason is quite fetishized in Japan, which is an underage relationship...

The story and characters in this manga were pretty straight forward. It’s a romance with characters separated by an age gap that slowly grow closer while also dealing with pursuing their own dreams. Each provides the other with emotional support in pursuing their dreams, which contributes to relationship development. And eventually things reach the standard time skip happy ending such stories have. The story is pretty standard, and though it does have its moments, overall If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Puppy Love to your bookmark. Yeonwoo is REALLY into some weird shit. He had this contract that said "[Seoyoon] can't say no to [Yeonwoo]." Again, this is rather common in pet play. Don't show this to people who don't know what abuse is or isn't. The author makes it clear that Yeonwoo was somewhat "bad" from the start and the reader is meant to feel kinda weird about him at first. Characters:The characters are kind of unique, I guess? It'd be best to start off with Seoyoon. He's pretty, somewhat of a pushover (although he does set some boundaries and speak his mind at times), and awkward. He's meant to be awkward, though... he's somewhat of a social outcast in real life while he's popular online. Basically, you see him slowly get more confident with himself while the story progresses. He's cute and I love him. Still has uke energy, but also has a personality and life of his own. What really grinds me ishow inexperience is portrayed as the quality that makes submissives attractive. Yeonwoo not only wants a sub, fe wants feir partner to feel off-balance, to not fully know what's going on, to perhaps not even fully know what fe's comfortable with and what's going too far. This is predatory behavior. The last few chapters do end with Yeonwoo legitimately seeking consent and wanting to know Seoyoon's boundaries, but that doesn't make the majority of the manwha any less discomfiting. I also find it very strange how immediately gung-ho Seoyoon is about wanting to comply with all of Yeonwoo's desires. Like, I realize it's explained as fem being desperate from loneliness and low self-esteem, but it still felt like a bit much.Yeonwoo made a contract that had things stated on the lines of"Puppy cannot say no" and "If puppy doesn't listen, the relationship can be terminated," meaning Seoyoon did not have the rght to say no and by signing the contract, all consent was given, which is not okay. Just because you are in a relationship does not mean you can't say no. tl;dr: A manga that’s a slow burn age gap romance focused more on being amusing than having a lot of substance, but does that well, especially due to its amazing art.