I kinda understand what the author was trying to potray but the execution was a little lackluster tbh
Tbh the seme is so unlikable, I don't even want him near the uke. He can go date this other person for all I care.
I feel like there is something untold in the whole story, like the author is putting little hints here and there to peek our curiosity but then goes on without really giving it a proper situation to unfold everything that was bothering the uke, nevertheless us as readers that can only see the uke's point of view. Takahashi's whole thing could have been developed in a really good grotesque almost way if good incorporated in the story but then if the author's intentions was only giving us a glimpse of this mysterious figure then it wasn't done well enough to be honest, nothing was proprerly laid to give us this random scene with the moon. But then, if the story continues on a second volume or more, everything would make more sense, I hope. Also, the hints of the seme stalking the uke are there but it's not really addressed so I really hope there is more to this story.
I swear that old man's face is terrifying to look at, every frame he just jumpscares me with his shady expressions.
Laine is an idiot, like, an idiot. If he was more rational, I think things would have worked a lot better than... this.
What.
Bull-shit. This son of a bitch comes out of nowhere and proclaims that? fecking arsehole.
Uuuuuuh... sure