Every book has a cannon-fodder male supporting character whose job is to push the hero and heroine together, adding a bit of melodrama to their already sweet, lovey-dovey romance.
Right.
And I'm that male supporting character.
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In a whirlwind romance, the rich second-generation heir at the police academy falls in love at first sight with a charming man with drooping eyes on the first day of school. He declares war on the curly-haired childhood friend in public, swearing he'll never let the two of them be together!
Curly-haired police cadet: ...
In a slow-burn romance, a childhood friend from Nagano Prefecture storms in with a marriage contract, openly and covertly bullying the blond, dark-skinned childhood friend in an attempt to win the fiance's affection. In the end, the unexpected first love beats the childhood friend, who exits the stage in regret!
Blond and dark-skinned: ...
In a body-double romance, the only son of the Crow Organization's secret boss goes undercover at his father's command. By chance, he discovers a man who looks just like his moonlight. He throws money at him and coldly sets up a secret contract to make him his "lover," but a twist of fate brings the two together. They find a kindred spirit in each other and develop unexpected feelings, while the rich young loser makes a dejected exit!
The body-double Rye Whiskey: ...
*[Important note]
The story begins with a body-double romance.
(Reader discretion)
If you can't follow all the connections, don't read this. This isn't a typical gay romance, just a bit of fun. If you want to take it seriously, that's on you. The settings include Conan and Bungo, with the Detective Conan canon as the main setting, along with all sorts of inexplicably melodramatic romances.
Theme: Rule Number One for Office Slaves: Be professional!
I rarely read BL. But the writing is so abstract that I came in and took a look [covering my face and laughing]
Stop guaranteeing that Japanese people are angels [covering face, laughing and crying]
Came to join you!