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Can someone recommend me a manga like the one by Psyche Delico? (the one with the transgendered man)
Is a really tragic one about a guy who was in love with his childhood friend that went lost without him knowing, then came to him as a ghost and when he discovers how the friend died he decides to die "next to him" buried in snow. With pretty deep dark backstory that I won't spoil. Uke was still in highscool when he died and he probably had black hair. I think seme was blond.
Please let me know if you find it! Sounds interesting!
Is a really tragic one about a guy who was in love with his childhood friend that went lost without him knowing, then came to him as a ghost and when he discovers how the friend died he decides to die "next to him" buried in snow. With pretty deep dark backstory that I won't spoil. Uke was still in highscool when he died so he probably had black hair. I think seme was blond.
To the person who suggested one with the red haired mc, if you see this please share the source (I deleted the other post by accident)
I had to leave the chapter midway yesterday, at the point where the uncle said the father had debts left. I got to see how the uncle was looking at the other child in the police station and knew what was coming. So I spent all night and morning thinking about this.
In one hand I began making up what could happen. I figured that the uncle was going to take advantage of the mother being alone and -supposedly- uncertain and extort them to pay off the debts, resulting in more abuse and the conclusion we know.
On the other, I couldn't stop feeling a twisted and churning horror wondering how the author was going to portray the next part. When I came back I got stuck repeatedly before I could finally read it.
So now I just want to say. Damn. The plot was fire. The scene of the uncle discovering them made me shiver. Just being a pd was sh*t, now I'm sure I never hated a character as much as this one.
Those damn doors. When I saw them passing, everything that was revolving in my mind came to light again. In the end, the horror of these scenes was as explicit as I made them to be.