[ChatGPT Translation - needs review] Volume 1 Introduction: Jun Ando, a high school student who hides the fact that he’s gay, accepts the confession of his classmate Sae Miura, a fan of BL (Boys’ Love), and the two begin dating. However, Jun already has a physical relationship with a middle-aged married man. As tensions grow—with classmates supporting Sae, and Jun confiding only in his online friend “Mr. Fahrenheit,” the sole person who understands and shares his pain—the two struggle throug...
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So, after finishing it... I... uhm... I have opinions. I think the first half was really good and interesting and covering topics that I haven't really come across in Japanese books. Some of those topics really surprised me unpleasantly (see content warnings below). And, as far as I can tell, the book seems to be #ownvoices, though if the book mirrors the author's view, he probably needs therapy and be kept far away from minors.
However, the second half really let's the story down. The MC did s