…What. I’m guiltily into vore, and it’s most certainly just a weird fetish. I may be getting trolled to respond seriously, but yeah. I’m 60kg, slightly on the tall side, fairly skinny but not too much. If anything I don’t eat enough because university student diet, but I’v had the kink for ages. I can’t exactly explain it… Well, not easily. But it’s seriously just because I find getting eaten pretty lewd. Lewdness is nice, so… Yeah. Some vore games have some… Not-so-nice fetishes included, but most of them are quite innocent monster girl games. Also, the danger doesn’t have to be present, but most games seem to phrase it as “I don’t wanna die, but this is pretty hot”. In other words, most of the time the people who would actually wish to be vored even if danger is involved, are just coomers who can’t turn off the horni. I typed way too much to defend vore in a random comment here, but, like… I just wanna stick up for my very weird, niche fetish and the people who like it, you know? Getting flak for being weird is something I understand. But basically saying we all have a mental illness, our games and stories are sick and should be avoided like a virus, and that what you’re saying is scientific? Totally false, and kinda screwed up. It’s a niche fetish not many people know about, so saying stuff like this actually gets people believing it. The fetish is more innocent than it appears.

Amazing. Honestly, this is awesome. Probably the only time so far I’ve given a 5-star review on a <100-chapter novel. Short, but overwhelmingly sweet. My only wish is for more; it’s too damn good, One of the best Yuri novels I’ve read, despite the length. Thank you author, for this absolute gem.

Okay, Izumi’s seriously awesome. Took me far too long to come to this conclusion, but I’m here in the end.

If it might be dangerous, might as well run. Maybe you’ll get lucky. Anyway, there’s a lot you can try in that situation. Probably won’t work, but is doing nothing any better? Given he’s not in shock or anything, the most logical thing to do is avoid them whilst trying to figure out his next course of action. He suspects they’re aliens, so maybe he can talk to them. Take something sturdy to defend himself in case. Run at first sign of danger. Hide in sewers or something if possible. Well, not that it bothers me too much, but he doesn’t seem to be the most rational guy. Anyway, continuing. Just a spur of the moment rant.

I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING! - Leon, spotted on the coast of Japan seemingly with a giant tortoise at his back.

Yeah. Though... ain’t giving money to the author kinda the point of premium? Still, I get the sentiment.

For a moment, I thought he was talking about his chest as in his heart, emotions etc... Then he stored it in his pocket dimension. Reading when tired is wack.

You gotta be damn absent-minded to forget your kids soon after having ‘em. Ain’t it, you know... kinda painful? Might etch it into your memory a bit? Anyway, I respect leaving her kids, but at least make sure they go for adoption if the dad’s like that... Well, I’ve seen worse mothers. Continuing on.

“I don’t mind losing to someone, but I won’t be beaten by myself.”

“Persona!”

Life ain’t fair. Yes, most people can improve their life by working hard, but bad luck can screw it up harder than it ever was. Let’s say there are two office workers trying hard to work their way up the ladder. One person gets shot to death by a terrorist in one cafe, and someone else is having a nice coffee in a cafe a couple blocks away. Is this fair? Well, most people aren’t in as drastic a situation as that, but the same concept can be applied on different scales. And those few who are in a life or death situation are pretty unlucky. Work can get you places, but luck can get you there 10 times faster, or completely destroy your life. I could go on, but I’ve already ranted way too much. Anyway, I’m of the viewpoint that life isn’t fair.

Brunestud path, I see.

By the way, if author had a Patreon or anything, I would donate to it. Kinda bummed I can’t throw money at this novel, which is a first for me.

Utterly fantastic. I’m glad to have discovered this. Can’t emphasise enough the quality of this novel. Definitely a must-read for Yuri lovers.