Sasaki and miyano hentai

Then along comes Sasaki, a third-year student who is the exact opposite of Miyano in every way. He’s cool, confidant, sociable, and friendly to everyone he meets, almost to a fault when he winds up getting into scraps, defending others from bullies.

When the two meet, it’s the typical romance the reader is waiting to see happen, even if the characters don’t know what’s in store for them. Miyano and Sasaki don’t quite mesh well at first. When Sasaki asks Miyano to loan him a manga and insists that whatever he has is fine, Miyano takes a chance and gives him the latest ’s Love series he had been reading, expecting him to give it back the next day in disgust. To his surprise, Sasaki returns the book with a smile on his face and asks him to loan him another one as soon as he can.

It’s a slow-burner. The story continues as Miyano loans Sasaki various BL manga from his collection and then them both hiding on the stairwell to discuss it the next day. To Miyano, that’s all it is. His friendship with Sasaki is based purely on a shared interest, and nothing more. Sasaki slowly finds himself falling in love with Miyano, at first admiring his feminine face, and then admitting to how cute he thinks Miyano is when he sees how passionate he is for ’s Love.

Sasaki’s character doesn’t come across as the done-to-death trope of a straight guy making an exception to his sexuality for a . Instead, Sasaki is someone who never thought about his sexuality before, until he reads the first manga Miyano loans him. Then he comments on how he relates to the way a nameless protagonist handles his hardships. Borrowing Miyano’s books is his tiny gateway to harmless sexual exploration and open discussion with someone who can relate and give him a safe space, free of judgment.

By the end of the first volume, neither character is worth following or interesting. Sasaki’s personality especially feels like any other generic airheaded cool-guy archetype who can do no wrong in the eyes of his love interest, and in many cases displays predictable reactions in most situations. While I mentioned Sasaki having the opportunity of sexual exploration earlier, very little occurs. Miyano will sit next to him, gushing about how he felt about manga characters and sex scenes, and Sasaki will just listening to him quietly, thinking about how cute Miyano is, and then the next chapter begins. It’s not exactly entertaining and the sentimental value is only skin-deep.