This manga is so ridiculously great, as in, both ridiculous and great. Definitely a fav.
They have serious airhead power haha
Honestly, I had lowkey dropped this story for a while, because I was really hurt with the way YuYang treated LiHuan after he confessed (specially back in chapter 62; that was when I decided to take a break). So today I can honestly say: I have never been this happy to see a "ba-dump" before. LiHuan and YuYang both deserve to be loved to pieces, and I can finally come back to this story I absolutely adore without that uneasy feeling from before ヾ(☆▽☆)
Me, in february, as I notice the pattern of updating every August/September each year: oh no
If you want a little peek into their fate (not the story behind it, nothing in depth, just the result) you can read the sister story Oko-sama Box about their friends Kawasaki and Fujita. It takes place around the same time this is going down, so you kind of get a little peek into the future. You also get the cute story of Fujita and Kawasaki! It’s a win-win. If you want to be spoiled that way.
Hey guys! I've seen some people sharing links to the Spanish Translation they've found at certain sites. I am not blaming them, but the group translating this masterpiece to spanish didn't authorize their work to be in any of those places. But! Fear not! Here is a link to all the chapters (and extras!) of Megumi to Tsugumi in their blog https://qvfammaonline.blogspot.com/2018/12/megumi-to-tsgumi-informacion.html?m=1. Also, they already started translating volume two! It's there too, just poke around a bit! Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I do (づ￣ ³￣)づ
Oh man I wasn't expecting to deal with a CHILD MOLESTER going full rapist in this story goddamn it now I feel bad. Takara go save your babe!!!!
How many illiterate people are on this site? They're like two years apart and both adults.
I think they are referring to when mc was a kid and was molested by a guy older than him that knew exactly what was going on while mc didn't.
That wasn't "molested" they were both kids one probably just started sex ed. Look, it's already creepy enough to be drawing this type of shit, no need to make it worse than it already is with shit that isn't even happening.
I am sorry, I don't know where you saw that Yuuta (the childhood friend) was only 2 years older than Kyouhei, since I made a point to read the chapter again and there's no information about their ages. In fact, I think it's safe to assume that they have actually quite some years between them, if you rely on the art and on their behaviour (Kyouhei calls him nii-chan, and constantly asks him not to treat him as a kid anymore). On another note, even if we assume they were both children at the time (a far stretch, imo), as Tolly pointed before me, it's quite obvious that Yuuta knew what he was doing, while Kyouta had no idea; while Yuuta was in total control of the situation (fisically and mentally), Kyouhei was thinking how he didn't understand any of that and how he "shouldn't" tell his mom (something Yuuta himself also suggested, but their motivations differed: Kyouhei was guilty and ashamed - a common trait in molested children - while Yuuta simply knew what they were doing was wrong). On a legal point of view, the UNDERSTANDING of a situation sometimes counts more than a law itself. There are cases of people that are found not guilty of sleeping with young girls of 14 years old, as long as the girl gave explicit consent and was fully aware of their situations (I am not entering the moral merits of this). What I mean is: Yuuta was fully AWARE of the situation, while Kyouhei was FORCED into something he didn't understand. Thus, if a 10 years old boy with no sexual understading were forced into a sexual relation with a 12 years old boy who has already gone through sexual awakening and understand it fully, that would be........ child molestation. Sorry for this TED talk bye.
I looove this couple and this author. That being said, I am a bit confused at the source of their misunderstanding - I mean, semantically. First, Kaji talks about that same thing from vol. 1, that is, how he wants to treasure Yura's body, which would be why Yura shouldn't push himself solely to accompany Kaji's pace. But then, Kaji starts talking about HIM not being good enough to pleasure Yura, which would be why Yura is pushing himself to begin with. So which one is true? Logically speaking, the last option seems to fit better in the plot, but I think all that dialogue scene is somehow hard to follow: both reasons make perfect sense separately, but put them together and it's kinda ?????
Seme misunderstood when uke tried to ride him. Some thought uke was not satisfied. And uke thought seme doesn't want me anymore.
So, I think what Byul meant with the "not related by blood" line is just that they are not real brothers - although they are still family. What most likely happened is that either Byul or the little brother was adopted by an uncle/aunt, who already had a child of their own. Thus, they look very similar (since they are cousins), but they are not "blood related" (as in, not blood brothers). At least, that's my theory (￣ε(#￣)Σ
I know there are a lot of people who don't like Hyesung because of how immature he acts, but can I just say I absolutely love him EXACTLY because of his immaturity? Idk, it's so endearing to me, I just catch myself lauhing out loud at his antics. Precious stupid baby.
(Also honestly I would run away too from a sudden marriage proposal after a disastrous meeting with my bf's family lol)
Same I find it endearing too. For me I just didn’t like how naive he was at the start. But it wasn’t that iratating to the point I hated him. At the age of 21 and I think he’s been through a lot.
Exactly! I obviously would feel frustrated with him every once in a while, but his choices, although poor, always made sense somehow (to him as a character, considering his background), so I couldn't really hate him for it.
I laughed when he kicked dojin
I was rereading this story just yesterday thinking "oh man will this ever get updated again?" and now it did I just~ thank you yaoi gods
I have no idea why but that last extra about Shousuke being unable to act selfish or rely on others always makes me so incredibly emotional. It's kinda sad on its own way, to constantly feel you shouldn't want certain things or that you must adjust your wishes so you don't bother anyone. It's a sort of suppression that causes you to distance yourself from others, since it's very hurtful to want things you "cannot" have. Idk, it just always tears me up; I am glad Shousuke seems to be changing, and I hope Tomoki spoils that boy until he can't take it anymore
To be honest I hated him for being so indecisive and paranoid about nonsense, but the extra chapter gave me a deeper look about the person he is. I myself was once an indecisive and timid one, who didn't want to make others in trouble so yeah, if my family went to a restaurant then I would choose something cheap because I felt like it would be a burden for my parents. But well you'll learn and you'll grow, it's great that they work out well in the end, Shou did learn something very important, eh?(▰˘◡˘▰)
Yeah that chapter hit me personally. I do exactly that and shut people out, even to this day I can't seem to say what I want. I always think about the price and about them that even though they want to spoil me, I don't let them. It makes me feel a bit of a burden and I want to be able to give them something back and when I can't it makes me feel quite useless and irritated with myself -.- They end up getting a bit mad but play it off as if it's fine so recently I try to at least get one thing I want but I still take the price into account. If they try to get me more than one thing I say no right away "I don't need it" btw I'm the 2nd oldest of 6, I've always been this way"it's first them then me" sort of thinking