The Eyes of a Child

Name: The Eyes of a Child (こどもの瞳)

Author: Konohara Narise (木原音瀬)

Synopsis: Misaki was living a simple, modest life with his elementary school-aged child when he unexpectedly reunited with his older brother, Hitoshi, after several years. 

However, Hitoshi had lost his memory in an accident and had reverted to the age of a six-year-old child. While Misaki is confused by the gap between his former cold older brother and the innocent, gentle child before him, he begins to accept this sweet, straightforward version of Hitoshi. 

But Hitoshi, in his innocent way, comes to openly adore and love Misaki.

Publisher: Gentosha Comics (幻冬舎コミックス)

Digital Edition Published: September 20, 2005

Illustration: Madoka Machiko (元ハルコ)

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Genre: Mature, Romance, Yaoi.

Status: Completed

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2025 at 4:58 AM

    I guess this season we get the age gap trope XD I’m excited to read this tho, I think using the age revert device is interesting to find out why his brother is so cold is clever

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    1. JewelsSeptember 15, 2025 at 4:00 PM

      haha yeah exactly 😅 these are some of her earliest works, so maybe it was just something she was really interested in exploring at the time

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