Greater or Lesser 2

Editorial Review

★4.2 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Greater or Lesser 2 occupies familiar territory in high school BL comedy—the body-comparison premise anchored by contrasting physical types has sustained countless doujin titles—but this sequel positions itself as continuation rather than restart, demanding familiarity with the first installment to fully appreciate Yamato’s arc of discovery.

The work’s distinctive hook lies in its commitment to grounding intimacy within comedic observation. Rather than treating the height and body-type disparity as mere setup for mechanical dynamics, the synopsis hints at genuine character development through Yamato’s growing awareness of Takeya’s behavioral shifts. This approach distinguishes it from body-comedy works that exhaust their concept in a single encounter. The original character framework allows the creators freedom to subvert high school BL tropes—there’s no predetermined archetype these characters must inhabit—which the comedy tag suggests is actively deployed. The R-18 rating signals that physical comparison extends into adult content, but the emphasis on Yamato noticing something “strange” implies the eroticism serves character psychology rather than vice versa.

The doujin production format means production values likely vary from polished studio work, but original works in this space often benefit from the creator’s sustained investment in their own characters across multiple chapters, visible here in the decision to develop Yamato’s emotional arc rather than reset dynamics.

This sequel appeals specifically to readers who want their high school romance comedies to develop character awareness between installments—those who value sustained narrative investment over self-contained scenarios, and who appreciate how physical contrast can become narrative substance rather than merely visual spectacle. If you’re seeking intimate comedy that respects its premise across multiple volumes, this delivers exactly that.