I think it was easy to follow. o: Chiaki wanted some excitement in his life since he’s not very social etc. So he went with the flow and attended an orgy session. Became friends with them, had casual sex with them (sex to them is an open thing, they don’t equate it to love, it’s to have fun and everyone is having a good time). Got attracted to one of them aka Taiga, guy in the cover. Taiga on the other hand has been faintly attracted to Chiaki from the start but he’s never been in a proper relationship before so he’s not very good with identifying his feelings. Cute dates happened, feelings were realized, Chiaki finds out he’s bi, Taiga wants an exclusive relationship, and they eventually became a couple. So they won’t be attending the orgies anymore or have casual sex with others because they found each other. Yeah, that’s it. U: Simple, right? No drama or angst, no sad past on either sides.
Yup that's what I got from it too. I find it pretty adorable.
Yep. Summarisrd it nicely (=・ω・=)
That I do get it, like the plot the author went for I get, It still left me with a weird feeling, I didn't quite enjoy the read
Yeah, I figured not that many people would enjoy it because the book’s stance on sex and orgies are seen in a progressive/positive light. Vanilla folks aren’t into that lifestyle. o:
I'm not a vanilla folk, I really enjoy a lot of hardcore yaois, I didn't say anything about the orgies too... The romance felt forced to me, that's it
It doesn’t feel forced at all but I do believe it’s lacking in romantic scenes. They focused more on self-discovery (being bi for Chiaki, wanting a romantic relationship with someone for Taigā).
Different people different opinions I guess (=・ω・=)
Nothing really seemed to make sense...kinda weird