"If you're pushing people away, there won't be anyone left around you."
What is this fucker even saying? Dude, you're the problem, not anyone else. He wasn't pushing everyone away, he's just pushing you away because you're a damn manipulative, pushy jerk.
Literally every action he's taken from the very beginning has been a huge red flag—because it's clear how little he cares about the other person's feelings and how good he is at pushing certain buttons to get what he wants.
Nah, she's fucking stupid.
Some people seem to forget that in a previous life he literally murdered her. He manipulated her, lied to her, made her suffer, and killed her just because she didn’t want him. Any sane person would stay the hell away from someone like that. It doesn’t matter if he remembers or not — just seeing the face of someone who murdered me would make me change class or even school immediately, lol.
And she even talks to him and defends him from bullying at school. Who in their right mind would want to help someone who killed them in a previous life? Only a completely naïve person.
But of course, we’ll get a redemption arc - the author will justify his actions, make him a poor victim of circumstances, a tragic soul who isn’t really guilty, a suffering hero... and she’ll fall in love with him, and they’ll end up together. Jesus. I give up.
If, fifty chapters from now, it turns out I was wrong and she doesn’t end up with him - may some kind soul let me know.
Jesus, did the author really have to draw uke so ugly? His hair is awful; it looks like someone pooped on it. Even a character who isn't conventionally attractive and looks menacing can be drawn well. But here, I feel like the author took the easy way out and didn't put in any effort, especially with that awful hair.
chapter 11
This brown-haired friend is starting to piss me off. I understand that you like your friend (the blonde girl), who in turn likes your mutual friend (the main character). I understand that this pisses you off. What I don't understand is why you're pissed off at this pretty boy and not the blonde girl. She's the one with these feelings, not him. He doesn't do anything to encourage her and doesn't flirt with her. And yet, the brown-haired bastard holds a grudge against him and acts like he wants to kill him, like he's constantly pissing him off, like whatever he does irritates him. Even when he sees the relationship between the pretty boy and the black-haired guy, he's still pissed off. What's wrong with you, moron? It's not our pretty boy's fault that the blonde girl likes him. It's not his fault people like him. Maybe if you were as nice as he is, people would like you too, you idiot. Get your head out of your ass.
UGH, his constant irritation and angry expressions are such a bad vibe in this story.
chapter 15.
What the fuck is wrong with this asshole? Tripping him? Hitting his arm? Kicking him? Pushing him? Throwing water on him? Sticking gum in his hair? What a son of a bitch.
How on earth is this guy not excluded from the group and has not been socially ostracized yet?
chapter 17
He spilled the medicine on purpose when our Little Cutie (whatever his name is) was car sickness. Is he a psychopath with no empathy or what?











There's no asexual or demisexual relationship here.
Instead, we have two heterosexual men who suddenly discover they feel homosexual attraction to each other and slowly learn to cope with the situation. It's obvious they're shocked by their feelings and sexual attraction, and it will take them some time to move beyond kissing and onto the next stage. Both of them have avoidant natures, so it'll simply take them longer.
I came to read cause someone suggested :o but yeah… as a demisexual I agree
I usually play the “find the demisexual” game while I read bl, I very very very rarely comment my thoughts but yeah. I do watch for it, seems authors write people demisexual without realizing it
This isn’t one of them, although I do like their dynamic, reminds me of my husband and myself