A slow burn, this manga doesn’t offer a wham-bam-thank-you-sir instant gratification like other Boys Love manga. While it isn’t apparent from the start, You Haven’t Seen The Best Of Me! plays off a Shakespearian sense of gender-bending comedy that grows with each chapter. What starts off as a joke quickly grows into something more serious when Sakuya discovers he shares a lot in common with Yuuki’s brother and develops feelings for him. After discovering his older sister is messaging Yuuki’s brother over social media, Sakuya decides to pretend to be a girl and message Yuuki’s brother as well. Sakuya is an average high schooler who spends his time hanging out with his best friend Yuuki.
You Haven’t Seen The Best Of Me! by Toi Meguri The editors here at Manga Planet dig Manga.Club‘s series and hope all our readers can enjoy them too. Manga.Club, the latest project from Torico, allows readers to read manga for free and also support the mangaka. If you’re a manga fan that hasn’t heard of Manga.Club, you’re missing out. (Warning! They are both Boys Love manga.)
This week, the picks are from Manga.Club. Here on Manga Planet’s Weekly Picks, you can find manga that delighted us enough we wanted to share it with everyone.
