This book makes you asking for more and quickly wanting to know if Areiza leaves.
a lighthearted short story that one will surely enjoy...nice one
Thought I remembered the first part being in an academy setting ??
Not really. Everyone at the comment section is either calling it bad, mid, asking questions or speaking their interest. Literally no one said it's good yet.
Is this dropped?
I’m going to lose brain cells if I continue further, but it’s pretty fun. Very fast paced, but I don’t think it’s finished at all, and on indefinite hiatus if not dropped considering the title of the latest chapter that release 2 years ago. So don’t read this. I don’t think it’ll be randomly picked back up like that other novel with the same name but with a fox instead.
Yeah but still, I can see why some straight people feel uncomfortable reading Yaoi.
That's unfortunate. But thanks for the answer.
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That would interest me as well
Dont bother reading. The ML is a trash.