ネオンサイン・アンバー [Neon Sign Amber] by Tanaka Ogeretsu

Acknowledging that Masaki was aware he laughed Yuusuke was also surprised he can talk to a guy so easily. Using a hose to wash away vomit, Yuusuke questions whether Masaki is really alright since he let the girl from earlier escape. Envisioning news of his death reported on news causes Yuusuke to rouse Masaki. Finding him unconscious in the street Yuusuke concludes he has no obligation to take care of him, and he has always been such an annoying guy. Observing Masaki he thinks it would be great if he could express his emotions as he does. Considering he does laugh quite often Yuusuke is still told he will leave a better impression on others if he laughs more. He is surprised to hear that Masaki has never succeeded in bringing a girl home with him, but his face is expressionless, and Yuusuke reflects how it does not express what he is thinking. When Masaki is slapped Yuusuke tells him not to overdo it. Yuusuke thinks how it is such a girlish name. Identifying him as a familiar face Yuusuke is then asked by a woman whether Masaki is coming today. Working in a nightclub as floor staff he sees and informs Masaki of the woman only area before thinking he is quite an annoying one. As someone who’s always been considered quite boring or an emotionless person, Saya-chan with his clumsy personality will make this man a more vivid one.Īppearing confused at being told by the woman he is dating that he appears bored Yuusuke speaks that he is enjoying dinner and that the food is good. If you have read some average BL manga in your life, you’ve already basically read the content of this manga.An expressionless club doorman meets a flashy boy at one of the many parties the place gathers. Other than reading it as porn, there is no reason for reading this at all.

There’s a reason why there is so much yaoi manga titles, and it’s the same as why there is so much porn in general – most of it is basically the same shit again and again, and the consumer doesn’t mind. It really doesn’t deserve to be called realistic just for that. And this title does just the absolute bare minimum of including it in the story. Is this the “realism” that people mention? Bullying is one of the most common tropes for when you’re trying to make a dramatic portrayal of lgbt themes, if not *the* most common. how one of the dudes was bullied in school because of his orientation. There are also like two pages that mention It is a very basic story – two dudes meets in a club, one cooks meal, they fuck. The whole „story“ is just a foreplay for the inevitable fucking in the last (and the extra) chapter. Well, not exactly smut, as it’s literally just porn.

Congrats for not being a rapey story, I guess? In those cases “realistic” usually means “not rape”. Almost every time a reception of BL manga is like „yoooo this is different, it has like, story and shit, soooo realistic“, it turns out to be just another absolutely generic and meaningless piece of smut.

ネオンサイン・アンバー [Neon Sign Amber] by Tanaka Ogeretsu