People who read Ou to Hiyaku

sadslime

Ch.1 - Music of the Blue Sky - Aoi is a male prostitute working in a brothel who gets selected by the young nobleman Akeboshi. Akeboshi is known for causing trouble in the brothel before over a prostitute he fell in love with, but this time he just wants to listen to Aoi play music for him. As the two talk and he listens to Aoi's music, Aoi realizes he's fallen in love with Akeboshi, though Akeboshi's heart still belongs to another. Slightly bittersweet with a hopeful ending. I liked it. Trigger warning: sex work.

I believe ch.2-3 are short oneshots about characters from another of the author's works. Ch.3 has an underage (child) prostitute, so be warned.

Ch.4 - Raider Black - Matsuba was once a young lord, but his family fortune fell apart and his father died. In that moment, a former family servant, Suou, returned, and even though Suou stole from them when he left, Matsuba trusted him as a child and thought he returned to save him. But Suou returned for revenge on Matsuba's father who cheated, impregnated and abandoned his sister, and since Matsuba's father is dead, he takes it out on Matsuba instead by forcing him into prostitution and buying him every night. Not really my thing, but I do appreciate the complex emotions being depicted. Trigger warnings: sex trafficking, sex work, rape.
- Wind Chime - a prostitute and a customer trade ghost stories, but the prostitute was a ghost all along!
- The King and the Potion - A noble-hearted young king is introduced to the red light district and sees a boy selling himself for his first time. He buys the boy, Moegi, to save him, but the two are drugged and have a wild first night. After that, Moegi works at the palace and the two have a happy, chaste romance, until Moegi is convinced to leave by the king's enemies. The king then wastes away, and only Moegi's return can save him. This one was a bit fairytale-esque, but very cute and fun. Trigger warnings: sex work, attempted murder.

Becky

Looov reading about male prostitutes. First story was really sad. And last one could've been longer. It was good but rushed.

crummy

No

NaNa~

Aww I love these ;u;<3

Tanssia

The stories are too short i hate multiple stories i always feel unsatisfied

Silver Ash

Complete ch 3

hexcolor

Really boring, generic, and repetitive short stories.

mishi

• Ch 1 Music of the blue sky - Aoi is a male courtesan that entertains the guests with his music. He noticed a man who came to the brothel for another courtesan. One night his eyes met with that person's and so everything begins...(open ending)
• Ch 2 Visit in the Snow - Short cute story of childhood friends
• Ch 3 Yamabuki's Tulip - The title means "Yamabuki's fruitless love" and it says it all: in fact, the meaning of yellow tulip is unrequited love.
• Ch 4-5 Raider ~Black/Red (p. 8-57) - The young master of a once noble family is now a prostitute and his customer is his previous servant...(revenge issues)
• Ch 6 Wind Chime (p. 59-66) - Customer x ghost courtesan
• Ch 7-9 The King and The Potion/Aphrodisiac (p. 67-122) - Emperor Shion visits the red-light district for the first time and he comes right when there is the audition for Moegi's mizuage...(conspiracy at court)

Sirena

I only liked the last story

Scarlett Rose

Alexa 3

Junk

Fluffy

ɖɛȶʀǟ

I liked all the stories, but I really liked the ghost story.

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Funny

Control My Room

DONE READING multiple story, it was okay, your typical Japanese Manga

Blubeagle

This is wonderful. I loved everything about this. My favorite was the little ghost tale that was told. Everything in this is a golden jewel in my book.

Wolfgirl7

Good stories all revolving around the red-light district. The 1st story 'Music from the Blue Sky' I like this story alot and wish to read more about this couple! The last stories 'The King and the Potion (Aphrodisiac)' is one of my favorite stories.

BlackMarket

the last one

Yuuki

Love it, especially the last story<3

re.luna

GSU

Immy

Blah