Ayumu is an asshole but for some reason I find his character refreshing. Maybe because the expressions are hilarious when they fight. Man, did I feel that secondhand embarrassment though (￣∇￣")
I submitted to the coloring contest aaaah
Me too ;)
I wanted to, but it seemed like a lot of work. I hope you both win!!! Unless you can’t both, then... I hope the fair one wins!!
I liked this so much I bought a copy (and got it signed by the mangaka!) while I was in Japan but I can only read so much without putting in extra effort, haha. One thing that's bugging me though, what the heck is "commit shinyuu"? I don't have the book with me so I can't check the kanji but it couldn't be 親友, right? That doesn't seem right in the situation. Almost feels as if it's supposed to be "commit shinjuu" instead.
you are awesome!! i wonder if the author has other works because i love the author already and need to see more series from them
She does! At Comiket she was selling an original doujin called Ai to Kin, and she has some other books out as well. As for translated work, it seems you can actually read quite a few of her series officially on Renta!
omg thank you!!! totally going to get on renta and buy me some goodness.
I guess I'm a sucker for unrequited love stories where one character moves on to be with someone else. Hope the development will be good.
I've read a lot of BL involving sensei and they usually have some sense of responsibility but I feel this guy would be doing someone while a student desperately needed medical attention or something. I will keep reading for the two precious cinnamon rolls but could not care less about sensei's story.
I had to designate a guy and everything. They really do follow up with messaging afterwards. It was an interesting but super awkward experience, haha. It's cool that this manga is realistic about alcohol consumption and all that.
That's interesting. If I was living in Japan, I'd probably just use host clubs to practice my Japanese. And also, I guess it would be a safe place to drink. How much did it cost you?
There are much better (and much cheaper) places to practice Japanese! First timers get a discount so it's only $10, but their goal is to get you to come back and prices skyrocket. I asked my host how much the typical fee is, and he said minimum $120... I would never pay that much just to have a conversation with drinks. I only went because I had nothing better to do and some dude approached me (they really do this lmao) so I figured I'd try it once XD
$120? Nah. They are tripping. Do you know how much good food I could buy for $120? Hard pass.
First time I've seen that happen in this situation. Glad they're understanding!
Just ordered the tankoubon because I like it so much :'>