I love this. And that extra, "The Speaker", seems like a preview to the other part of the story. Seems really interesting. Now I'm really curious and I'm hoping I can read it too.
"And we're always white."
Right...
I was thinking the exact same thing, so when I read that line I lol'd.
I think the author's poking fun of the fact that she literally uses #ffffff (that is, actual white) for their skin tones. XD The art is very stylized like that, generally having blocks of color with no shading. It's different, but nice.
Yeah, exactly. And it's like breaking the fourth wall or something.
Woah, it' finished. I remember desperately waiting for updates on this in the past. Now that I've stumbled on it again, it's done. Thank you to the scanlators. Now I'm gonna start reading it from the first chapter again.
Thanks to the person who posted the translations up to 7 and her source! I'm gonna comment based on that. Although all I really wanna say is...
They have to get back. Though that happening is going to be just another "fight because of misunderstandings but then realize it was such a mistake and oh so lovey-doveyly get back" path found in hundreds of yaois that it can get so tiring, please let it happen as well for this couple. I mean, I've read so far into their story and I don't wanna see either one of them having any other "experiences" with others at this point. This is one of the feel-good yaois I run to and I'm not annoyed at. (Though I do appreciate the chapters of dilemma for the plot. I just want to think that they'd get back eventually without straying somewhere else.)
I saw how it turned out with the board, how a lot of people left messages, and at that time it was pretty touching. I like how it somehow managed to show a diversity of characters by showing messages such as "I can't help you, only you can help yourself" and "The bottom is actually a pool" (my favorite). Still, I couldn't help but think, "Yeah, a public board with an easily considered wrong decision on display, it's pretty easy to say don't do it without much thought or concern." Among the many heartwarming messages, some must've been like that. Despite that, I didn't really consider the manga as BS at that point as it was not overly dramatic and was still heartwarming. After I finished it, I've already got all that I wanted as I satisfied myself with this idea: True, all those messages must've included some that's made purely out of self-righteous thoughts and not of actual concern about the person, but in the end, there was the story about the lawyer that made it definite that at least one was sincere, at least one would be sincere.
All the guys feel like girls except for Takaomi while Mafuyu acts so gentlemanly a lot of times. It has some sort of shounen feel to it while still not losing the shoujo aspect. That's how I see the manga. And I love it.
I'm not really good with currency but aren't the monetary values and conversions in this manga weird? Or is there just this one whole thing about the currencies that I just don't know about or missed that would explain this? I've also thought about the time.
Sorry if it's not about the main topic of the manga. I'm still reading and I just got curious.
Yeah, 500 yen is more like $5 than 34 cent. Not really though, since it depends on the current exchange rate. But it's a good guess to approximate it with 100 yen equals roughly $1.
Right? There must be a huge shift in the exchange rate for that. Although, it shouldn't really be that significant to the story. Haha. It just caught my attention and made me really curious.
That end page of 6.6, I just had to save it somewhere. I love how his thoughts were just plainly written there - no flowers, fluff, tones, whatever - but it's just so effectively sweet at the same time.
I think this is the first BL manga with this kind of art that made me curious about the development and made me really want to see the next chapter. The others have been pretty predictable (though some were still well done that I loved them).
Have you tried Totally Captived? Highly recommend it if you haven't.
I have and I liked it but that art is completely different so, yeah, if it's about my comment, it still holds.
He had to run. He knows how sensitive Jian Yi's heart is (no matter how sappy that sounds). I'm guessing he realized that that there somehow turned out to be beyond the "be flirted with then hit back" game they're usually in.
Yeah, I'm just guessing. The author may just suddenly turn it again into a funny scene as well.