Comments of Mr. Secret Floor - Shousetsuka no Tawamure na Hibiki

Please translate it ......... raws feels so empty i want the real thing TT_TT

There are a lot of preposterous notions in this manga, almost enough to make a reader yell "Rubbish!" and hurl their tablets across the room. Take the nonsense that any client who presents enough of a security risk to be stationed on an actual secret floor in a legitimate luxury hotel would be referred to as Mr. Secret Floor instead of the Japanese equivalent of Mr. Roberts or Mr. Jones, like everywhere else in the world. Or the idea that a writer, even a bestselling one like, say, Stephen King, would have enough clout or power to demand that their business partners either abase themselves, or go back to the office empty-handed. Setting aside the wealth-porn and power-pandering to concentrate on the story, it turned out to be a much better read than impressions left after the first couple of chapters. It really did. So, if you can grit your teeth for a little while, stick to it until the end, at the very least you won't feel uncontrollable rage. Probably.

The romantic trope which drives the story along is whether Yagami, the diva-like best-selling writer, is exploiting first-time editor and wide-eyed man-child Aiba. They're certainly having sex. And a whole lot of it. But because the readers, like Aiba, can't tell if (a) Yagami demands humiliating sex from everyone in a business relationship with him, (b) the collection of pretty boys cluttering up his reception room comprise an actual sex-harem, or (c) one manipulative rival, in particular, out-foxes Aiba for Yagami's heart, let alone his business, most of the sex turns out to be unsettling instead of hot. Aiba, though still not as independent as I like 'em, turns out to be pluckier, more positive and more in possession of a spine than all earlier indications, and Yagami isn't quite as much of the obnoxious, self-centred and toxic boor as he first comes across. This is what makes this story worth reading until the end.

I want to read the rest of the story soooooo bad!!! Please translat it to english!

2017 EDIT: Thank you scanlators for picking this up. Even if this aunty will wait another 8 yrs I'm fine with it. But please don't wait till I became a fossil lol.
It's the classic romance of super rich man plays with/bullies the naive uke. I'm sure a lot will like it- as long as the scanlator pick this up lol. Familiar writer x editor setup but the seme here is AMAZING with his "push and pull tactics" not annoying & not an asshole (IMPT!) It's kind of like reading Harlequin but I don't mind. Poetic plus the art is nice. Seme oozes elegance and handsomeness.

Waiting for Ch7?

A story that demands your attention and makes you shout for MOOOORE!!

I LIKE THE DRAWINGS BUT I DONT LIKE THE STORY

Okay so wtf was that tumblr screen cap from... did I read the WRONG one?vbsvsbsbsvduc ch

Unexpectedly good to read. I enjoy it. The art is good too. The charas are strong too. Uke easily swayed but he has strong will.

Not my kind of story type

Unexpectedly really good lmao??? I’m really weak to characters like Yagami haha,,, slicked back black hair and a lil bit of an asshole,,, Im exposing myself but das hot uwu so good ngl 10/10 would recommend

i love it allll

last read ch 6

Plot: 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?

Beautiful and clever yaoi work. I really liked plot and dialogues.
Uke was bit annoying because he`s so dense but overall this is really good manga.