Yane's manga / #naive uke(3)

Novelist (seme) x editor (uke) My rating: 8/10 This has a familiar setup with a rich seme and a naive and cute uke. It's poetic, the seme's push and pull tactics, the uke falling for him even while knowing that he's being played with draw u in. The seme is an aloof, broken gentleman. Sadly, this isn't truly completed here. FINANCIAL GAP, PURE UKE, SADISTIC SEME, SAD SEME, DRAMA, NOVELIST In the super luxurious hotel Grand Ocean Ship Tokyo, there’s a special floor exclusive for royalty, tycoons, politicians, and Hollywood stars. To keep their anonymity, they are referred to as “Mr. Secret Floor” by the staff. Yamagi Kyo, bestselling novelist, is a permanent resident in one of the rooms in this secret floor. In fact, he’s the half brother of the owner, Shirahase Taka, from a different mother. As a famous mystery writer, he’s sought after by many publishers. Aiba Takuto from Cosmo Publisher was newly appointed to handle the task of obtaining the famous novelist's manuscripts. How far would this new editor go to get the manuscripts? ️ Edit: The novelist wanted to become a pianist when he was younger. He was really gifted as possesses the ability to see sounds as colours. But then his mother destroyed his hands out of jealousy when he was only 12 making him unable to play. So he hid away in the hotel writing novels instead losing joy in life. That is, until the uke came and captivated him with his pure heart and beautiful golden voice.

My rating: 5/10 It's alright, entertaining but simple, not memorable. The ukes of the first and third story are cute (but naive) and the second uke is stronger. All 3 stories have the popular seme x normal uke trope. I don't like the second seme. HOST, POPULAR SEME 1) The owner of a host bar (seme) pays the uke's debt for him in exchange for the uke working there bc he's his type. 2) The most popular playboy host tries to make his colleague his. 3) The seme goes to a matchmaking service but refuses all his partners bc he just wants to meet the worker assigned to him (uke)