yaoi manga afraid of the light

Well, it could be a metaphor for the hidden or forbidden nature of the relationships depicted in yaoi manga. Or perhaps it's part of a unique creative concept to add mystery and drama.

It could be for symbolic reasons, like representing their hidden or forbidden nature. Maybe the light exposes their vulnerabilities or secrets.

Maybe it's because of some past trauma or a bad experience related to the dark. Could be something from his childhood.

Maybe it's just a unique trait given to the character to add some flavor to the story.

I'd recommend 'Clean Love Struggles'. Here, the guy's germ phobia creates interesting challenges and sweet developments in the yaoi story.

It's often the unique character dynamics and the exploration of different emotions that draw people in. The art style can also be a big factor.

It's hard to say for sure. It depends on the specific plot and setting of the manga.

The whole poem of "Jiangnan Song 1" is "The green river is deep to the bottom, and the high waves are straight into the sky." I'm used to living by the lake, so I'm not afraid of the wind." The poem was as follows: - The first couplet was " The green river is so deep that you can see the bottom, and the high waves are rolling in the sky." It depicted the clear and green river water. Although the water was deep, you could see the bottom of the river. The waves on the river were very high and rushed straight into the sky. " The Green River is so deep that I can see the bottom " was written in a tone of admiration, showing the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan water town. At the same time, it also paved the way for the next sentence to describe the wind and waves. The word " high " in " high waves turn straight into the sky " indicated that the waves were unusually high, and the word " straight " vividly portrayed the situation of the high waves suddenly rising and rushing into the sky." Turning into the sky " further emphasized the fierceness of the waves. Although it did not directly mention " wind ", one could feel the momentum of the wind from the waves. - The last couplet was " used to living by the lake, the boat is light and not afraid of the wind." It meant that because they were used to living by the lake, even if the boat was small, they were not afraid of the wind and waves. In a relaxed and easy tone, this sentence strongly expressed the courage and boldness of the people of Water Village who despised the wind and waves and were fearless. They could sail freely in the wind and waves in a small boat. This light language and calm tone achieved an artistic effect that penetrated the back of the paper.

I'd recommend 'Given'. It's got a sweet and light tone throughout with charming characters.

You could try 'Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai'. It shares some themes and intense character dynamics similar to Hyperventilation yaoi manga. The art style is also quite captivating.