Interesting premise, not quite enough chapters to take it to a fully satisfying conclusion, but a nice change of style of something to read.
Mostly sweet and cute, but annoying how they introduced a rival who gets left unhappy just so there's an incentive for them to move from a secret to an open relationship the end. Didn't need that cliched drama, esp in something so short I wanted to see more of other aspects of their relationship instead. And then the final extra chapter of them sleeping together was fine in itself but also one of those boxes authors feel they have to tick off. Rather have had cute openly dating moments
Unsatisfying.
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This is the wholesome one about the idol guy who had had his face scarred and gets to go back and debut properly and is the centre. It's not full of drama but the dynamic between the group members is playful and endearing.
Good, reasonably nuanced and realistic while still being positive. Can't represent the spectrum of genderqueer experiences but just about manages to feel like one person's story rather than a lesson in how everyone else should act.
Dancing in the Evening Lull With My Ribbon