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You have to read Sayonara game first. Do it! Right now!

Believe me. Sayonara Game and Change World are the best yaois in 2016-2017

I see nothing by truth and facts.

OK. this is the summary *SPOILER ALERT* (obvoiusly)


SAYONARA GAME
Ikuo Arimura has to find a tutor for her little sister who will take a university entrance exam. Matsu, his kouhai and childhood friend, recommends Yousuke Itou, who is also Ikuo's kouhai in high school. Yousuke has been in love with Ikuo since a long time ago and decide to confess. Initially Ikuo rejected him, but then agree to go out with him. Unconciously, Ikuo fell in love with Yousuke but never say or admit it. Yousuke, who thinks Ikuo just pitied him, ask for break up. This is a huge blow for ikuo. Ikuo then try to win back Yousuke's trust and love.

CHANGE WORLD
Ikuo and Yousuke have been going out for several months. Hozumi, one of Yousuke's colleagues, tries to break them apart. Hozume seems attracted to Yousuke and makes Ikuo jealous like hell. The twist is when Hozumi's true intention revealed.

The strength:
1) Strong characterization. You will like them (or fall in love with them, in my case) and symphatize with their struggle.

2) Well written plot. Ordinary facts and scene in the prequel unexpectedly become important in the sequel. If you read Harry Potter from 1 to 7, you know what I mean.

3) The mangaka is superb in playing the reader's emotions. She also can explain complicated feelings very well. No black or white personality here. They should be included in romance & slice of life category.

4) The drawing quality is also the top: good looking (like really really handsome characters), dramatic angles, and realistic scene.

If this not make you want to read the stories, I don't know what else to say. Happy reading ^_^

i LOVE their faces LOL

The first translation by translator Yukio was "You're still the same, huh?"
But the person who reuploaded this (forgot the name, sry) change it into this... I allready told him, that it doesn't make sense, and also that I don't like if someone changes the work we did put into this translating thing without even telling me. So, just read it as "Still the same, hu?"(●￣(ｴ)￣●)

You need to tell him to stop messing with your team's translation. It's rude to do that without permission.

But "You're still the same, huh?" still feels a little vague. How is Dohyun the same, and what does Sungho mean? Presumably, Sungho refers to how Dohyun was back in high school. But it's a weird thing because what about the scenario is similar? Did Dohyun regularly faint after intense sex in high school? Is he talking about how Dohyun gets aroused by Sungho (not really fair to say in this situation)? I guess the line is supposed to hint to the audience that Sungho has known Dohyun a long time, but it still feels like a strange thing to say and it seems vague. Maybe the Korean version is vague too, though. I can't tell what it's supposed to mean exactly.

Yes I did. Yesterday I retranslated them also the missing pages, and now the cleaner is going to work on it. Then I will reupload it soon.

But I think that's exactly what the author want us to think. That we don't get everything directly, that we need more information and then someday everthing will make sense.