OneU's manga / #strong-willed Uke-kun(26)

• A story about a diligent theatre actor S and a normie U • Theatre ✕ School BL • read slowly, zoom out panels if it's too fast, or can't follow • imagine extra scenes outside the box • use the white space between panels as intervals • and the rest is enjoy • common light angst • The translation is a bit poor, particularly in the grammar, but if you can make heads or tails of what is being said in the panels, then who am I to stop you from reading.

AHHH! I want to see the POV of Seme-kun! The Extra is not enough!!

no words.. just... *chef's kiss*

really good and well established also, BUUTA!! I didn't think I'd see you here! HAHAHA, this Book and Koi ni mo Naranai indeed is set in the same universe. Little details makes things interesting.

The Book is actually really good (when I read the RAWS). This just needs to be translated again. The grammar was everywhere. I hope someone will pick this up and redo it.

I need more of the first pair! ! ! *^*

– read slowly, zoom out panels if it's too fast, or can't follow – imagine extra scenes outside the box—This is true in this Book, as there are scenes transitioned with big gaps, and requires imagination to fill that gap. Otherwise, it'll some sort of confusion (?), or lack of feeling – and the rest is enjoy

– read slowly, zoom out panels if it's too fast, or can't follow – imagine extra scenes outside the box – use the white space between panels as intervals – and the rest is enjoy – the chapters are 40-50 pages long, just mentioning..

– read slowly, zoom out panels if it's too fast, or can't follow – imagine extra scenes outside the box – use the white space between panels as intervals – and the rest is enjoy – common light angst – There's a little bit of love triangle trope. If you can tolerate that, enjoy!

– read slowly, zoom out panels if it's too fast, or can't follow – imagine extra scenes outside the box – and the rest is enjoy – common light angst The last chapter was poorly translated. Probably because they're translating from the KR translation, and not the original JP.