Greater or Lesser 2

Editorial Review

[Jordan’s Pick]

If you enjoyed the first installment of Greater or Lesser, this sequel delivers exactly what fans are craving—more of the charming dynamic between these characters in a school setting that feels fresh and engaging. This original BL comedy manages to balance humor with genuine romantic moments, making it accessible whether you’re a longtime doujin enthusiast or relatively new to the scene.

What works best here is the comedy-romance blend. The school setting provides plenty of opportunities for awkward encounters and witty banter that actually land, rather than falling flat like some works in this space. The original characters have clear chemistry, and the writing gives them room to develop naturally rather than rushing into the heavy stuff. There’s real personality in how they interact, which makes their relationship feel earned rather than just fanservice-driven.

The humor stems largely from character dynamics and situational comedy rather than relying on crude jokes, which gives it broader appeal. For readers who appreciate a lighter touch with their romance—where the emotional beats matter as much as the spicy scenes—this hits the sweet spot. The fact that it’s a sequel suggests the first book built a solid foundation, so you’re getting a continuation that understands what worked and builds on it.

Whether you’re looking for something that’ll make you laugh or tug at your heartstrings, Greater or Lesser 2 delivers a satisfying mix worth exploring on Henhenta.