I love them so much—I can’t believe it was so short! I need at least 40 more chapters of them. Honestly, I’d be perfectly happy just watching them go about their daily lives exactly like that. Their dynamic is everything—retaking the exam, going to college, seeing their families, meeting the adults, spending time with friends, living together. It’s all so good, and it deserved so much more. Whyyyyyy.
I also love how they were both proportionate—neither looked overly feminine, and while it was clear who would be the uke, they both had that fiery energy in their own way. The tropes were perfect: the clingy, puppy-like seme and the loud, gangster-like uke who refuses to be walked over. Plus, the contrast between the only child and younger sibling dynamic added so much depth.
This had so much potential to continue—it could have easily gone on for another hundred chapters, and I would’ve read every single one. It feels like we don’t get long-form stories like this anymore. I need recs!
I love them so much—I can’t believe it was so short! I need at least 40 more chapters of them. Honestly, I’d be perfectly happy just watching them go about their daily lives exactly like that. Their dynamic is everything—retaking the exam, going to college, seeing their families, meeting the adults, spending time with friends, living together. It’s all so good, and it deserved so much more. Whyyyyyy.
I also love how they were both proportionate—neither looked overly feminine, and while it was clear who would be the uke, they both had that fiery energy in their own way. The tropes were perfect: the clingy, puppy-like seme and the loud, gangster-like uke who refuses to be walked over. Plus, the contrast between the only child and younger sibling dynamic added so much depth.
This had so much potential to continue—it could have easily gone on for another hundred chapters, and I would’ve read every single one. It feels like we don’t get long-form stories like this anymore. I need recs!