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White-collar worker Koiwai is secretly crushing on a young vending machine handler. One day, he must...

Host Miyama Tooru has climbed to be the No.1 host in Kabukichou with his ability to "read minds...

“In times like these, your face comes to mind.”Shinta is an introverted virgin office wo...

"This year I want flowers for our anniversary again." That was all it was. Kosei, a gay businessma...

the author has such a sensitive touch and you can see it right away in how they draw. there's something i find so sad about the panel where kirishima pierces through aki/his virtual form, describing himself as ugly, cowardly and fundamentally disappointing; in stark contrast with how lovely he looks from mc's perspective in that moment but also irl, when mc is offering kirishima a towel--he honestly looked so breathtaking there.

mc too, who thinks he is unattractive but his smile is so radiant; you can really see his kindness and sincerity (that we'd seen from his thoughts--picking up on kirishima's loneliness and worry) shine through and idk i find him really beautiful.

the author's approach is really effective in demonstrating just how harsh we can be on ourselves; how, just as much as people's perception of us can be incredibly hurtful and damaging, it can also be so beneficial to undo and remake the image of ourselves. i really appreciate the existentialist themes the author is able to broach and it's only been 3 chapters T_Tb tysm for the translation op youre doing a fantastic job!

The first year of high school: SpringMori, who has just entered school, learns of his classmate, Mic...

On the day of his group project presentation for first semester, Lee Seunghyun was mistaken for a pe...