This is the summary to those heartbroken people who still think the characters of the manga, who had broken off except it's a fake rumor and just author private life, your welcome
Wait forgive me for my lack of knowledge in grammar lol caused i got confused in your comment. So basically the two main character in the story is still happily together and the author (which is the one who wrote the storyboard or draw the manga) is the one with the issue?
+ GIRL YOUR PFP GOT ME GAGGING
Yeah yeah, it's actually about the real life of author, and since the name of mc and ml is, real name's of author and his ex husband, people get confused and start making things that, the characters in the story broke up well it's actually not and just real life people having divorce
Well I made it for that reason lol(≧∇≦)/
Sorry i made a mistake, I meant to say no the characters in this story didn't broke up, it was based of author real life thought
Is this an account of his husband?
@ryousuke010010
Cause he looks similar to his husband.. and digging into it i saw ryousuke nanasaki in one of his post.
I'm not sure, I also tried matching the photo from nanapy(author account) where he posted their marriage photo, to the fitness guy (the one you mentioned), I think they do have a kind of Resemblance and same name too, but at the same time, I'm not sure if there are the person as same name and face of people exist
Bro they were talking about the real-life author himself, not a manga character.
Here’s the breakdown:
Ryosuke Nanazaki (七崎良輔) is a real person, not a fictional character.
He wrote a real autobiography, titled 『僕が夫に出会うまで』 (Until I Met My Husband) — about his life: first love, bullying, coming out as gay, meeting his male partner, and getting married.
The Twitter fight that happened at 4 AM was between Ryosuke and his actual husband (same-sex partner).
All that drama — the pollen in food, the nudes on secret Twitter, the cheating messages, and the brutal clapbacks — was between them in real life, and people caught it all because they were posting it publicly on Twitter
So yeah, this was not manga, it was a messy real-life situation between the author and his partner, spilling onto Twitter like a reality show.