In the second story, Jotetsu takes Roh and the gang back to the city, where Roh and Rekko capture the fancy of all the women and many of the men.including Jotetsu's rival, Karyuu.

Instead, he punishes Jotetsu by giving his finger a nasty nip. This is a Magnificent Uke story: Roh, seeking revenge for the military raid that killed his parents and drove Roh and his childhood playmate Rekko into the mountains years before, plots to kill Jotetsu by seducing him and stabbing him in bed. Instead, Jotetsu is 'defeated' by falling for the bandit leader, Roh. The politician thinks Jotetsu will be defeated and his son will then be able to assume Jotetsu's command. Jotetsu is a military commander in ancient China sent by a corrupt politician to roust some mountain bandits. 前門の虎・後門の狼 - The first Mizukami book I ever read, and still my favorite. Mizukami's art is still very rough in this early collection. 弟達の追跡事情 - Two awkward and unruly younger brothers try to prevent their older brothers' romance from blossoming. Most of these I just skimmed, but each has an element that made it worth keeping.for now. I grudgingly tolerate her wispy-yet-finely-toned uke.įor an artist I can't wholeheartedly recommend, I own way too much of her stuff. Her character designs are definitely not for everyone. She has a fetish for long seme torsos and a kimono or nightshirt or towel pulled up around an uke's bare thighs - preferably after a shower/swim/drenching by rain. Most of her stories fall in two genres: romances set in ancient China (I bet she's a wuxia fanatic) or contemporary sexual slapstick in a high school setting. So here's my pith: Mizukami is a prolific short story creator, with no (?) series longer than a single tankoubon. I am trying to reshelve my scattered manga, and I can't accomplish that task while a huge stack of Mizukami Shin sits around waiting for me to say pithy things.

千年に一つの恋 by Shin Mizukami