Mezhiee's manga / #Writer(2)

1 8 23 nice uwie Taking dictation on manuscript paper to compensate for the accident he caused to the novelist Kijima, is a good deal for a poor collegian Kasumi, sounds fun too.. But it turns out to be a pornography, something like.. - "As M plunged his throbbing member into R's loins, the sweet wailing grew more & more licentious.." - Σ( ￣□￣||) Oh O.. The way the sly Oyaji teases the collegian, he's a Giant Tease Master Anyway, I hope we can see the real sex scenes soon. Dragging just a tease too long is frustrated read to me.. ≫➤ It's not what I thought.. He's actually left-handed, fools him to write down so many of works that already published then tears & throws all away, even tempting him this all along JUST FOR FUN, KILLING BOREDOM You must be kidding me! After being found out, instead of apology, he still plays more with his sincere feeling. How mean! The Uke even purposely sent misleading message to lure him later. I don't feel the Uke's love while the Seme falls hard for him even after knowing he's a liar psychopath. ¯〵_(ツ)_/¯ Well, I'm just outsider.

1 8 23 I thought I would feel uncomfortable reading this since I really love the main couple, and I feel like reading Kijima's story with Kido feels like a crime lol. But seriously this is such a great read. Just a part of me regretting :'). I know they won't end up together. Kido will get married. Kijima will have Kuzumi. So, Kido marrying didn't hit me hard like it did to others who haven't read the main story. But in Chapter 6, the car scene where Kido tried to kiss Kijima and the flashback hit me hard. I don't ship them, okay? Kuzumi is already perfect for Kijima. It's just that I get attach easily to characters and seeing his expression made me sympathize for him. Kido hasn't moved on from his affair with Kijima at all, and his lines make me think that he feels something more for Kijima. Cause why did he looked hurt? And the last line? "It will probably never die for the rest of my life" What does that mean? I wish it ended with them being happy and contented with their own lives, but it didn't. The author didn't really spare us from pain.