but did they really have to do it in this format lmao? Am I supposed to compare both translations
Where the protagonist is constantly at their lowest, most authors go with that narrative to then fuck it up even further. But every time I end up reading one of those works all I ever wish for is that the protagonist would just meet someone who'd simply love them. I was hesitating whether I should start reading this, but it turned out to be the same thing I've always been waiting for and I'm so glad!!!
But I love every single part of it, it's the waiting for a new chapter that gets me. (With that said, thank you to whoever's translating and uploading these, you're at the very least making someone's day so much better every time.)
Love it when authors create anthologies with consistently good stories. Amazing how each of them had such wonderful chemistries. And the colors is such an original way of storytelling. 10/10
Their chemisty is top-tier, the art is beautiful, the concept is fucking hot (I MEAN, FIREFIGHTERS!? ARE YOU KIDDING ME???)
Badly need more of them, I hope this had 100+ chapters of nothing but pure fluff and occasional angst ┗( T﹏T )┛
This is one of those few BL mangas where they just feel so fucking alive. I love them so much. I love the author and how well they wrote this. I like to believe everyone deserves this kind of happiness. It's so good, I don't even have the words for it.
Judging from the raws, and from what I could understand. The story itself was simply... not that good. I don't think even good translation can save this. The pacing itself was wild, and there was literally no room for any development. This felt like a prequel or a sequel to something. The whole thing feels incomplete lol
It's beyond me how this got a 9-star rating.
where can i read the raws x
Thanks for saving my time from reading this
His "loneliness" is a universal emotion I believe everyone has felt in their lifetime, at least at some point. While I'm not like Nacchan in a sense that I personally enjoy what I do right now---and it's the only thing I can imagine myself capable of doing so ig it's appropriate to say it's my dream job---I also still tend to envy other people, people like Issei who get to live a relatively carefree life, people in fields that just earn more, people who have more time despite having a job, people who have the skills/talent I wish I had or people who are just so damn good at what they do. And let's face it, some jobs just look more fun, regardless of what you're passionate about.
I still don't know how to navigate through such emotions (please don't reply "learn to be contented bs," that's a lot easier said than done) but I'm curious how the author will portray it in the MC's case.
What I know for sure is: jobs, in general, suck... and I'll always blame the capitalist system. The need to always grind without any assurance of any actual payoff.