And one more thing: can i say that I was sad with this end?I really wanted a sweet love story, not a lesson in how to manipulate someone to make it yours. I really don't know if I liked that story or not.
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Sorry if I read it wrong, but the title of the book the delinquent was holding (the one he took from the seme) is 公式ガイド。完全ストーリー 攻略 which means "The official guide: the complete story for capturing"
I'm scared of the seme now. Because I'm sure it's not a book for go strategy (go is a board game in case you don't know) T-T
So that book shows the seme 's intention to "capture " the uke. When the delinquent took that book from him and threatened to expose "that thing", it was probably his manipulation of the uke that he wanted to expose.
Thank you very much! And you're right, the seme looks more scary now, if that's possible. Poor Todo-kun.
Well, first I thought: oh a cute story with 2 naive boys discovering love (well, it seems like the naive here was me)!Here comes the third chapter, and bang! Where's my cute story? Where have you gone, my lovely idiots?The fourth chapter arrives, and we find that seme-kun is a manipulative son of a bitch who manipulated our stupid uke-kun from the start.At least that's what I understood. I'm still a bit confused, but Yamamoto shaved his pubic hair, right? But why did Sensei give such importance to that book?Please, may a pious soul explain me.
And at least one good thing about Yamamoto (if he has anything good): even using that to manipulate Todo, he admitted that he raped Todo, and that this is a criminal act.He's a manipulative bastard? Yes, of course! But he did not try to justify rape as an act of his love, as many semes do.Too bad Todo did this for him, ending up acting the way Yamamoto planned (at least I think he planned that too).
My God, what a huge comment!But anyway, I don't think anyone will read.Lol,bye.
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