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Pure hearted but filthy minded fudanshi Hanamoto moves to Tokyo to find love and instantly meets the man of his dreams, Tsuchiya. But somehow the realities of love and sex are not as simple and straightforward as all the BL manga he's read has led him to believe. 2331j

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Associated Names

HappyEnd wo Shinnjiteru

I Believe in Happy Endings

ハッピーエンドを信じてる

해피엔드를 믿고 있어

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Status in Country of Origin

1 Volume (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

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Rating

Average: 6.9 / 10.0 (107 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.76 / 10.0

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Last Updated

March 4th, 2022 6:55pm PST - 3 years ago

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Author(s)

FUJIMINE Shiki

Artist(s)

FUJIMINE Shiki

Year

2017

Original Publisher

Ichijinsha

Serialized In (magazine)

Gateau (Ichijinsha)

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i loveee thisss

by Miachann
3 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

i reread this so many times, and this is so funny ang chaotic lol, all character is loveable and even the mob is ive of hanamoto and tsuchiya relationship, and this us amazingly written too.. i love this

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This is hilarious

by OmNom
6 years ago

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Honestly the self-awareness that this manga possesses is too good to on, I think every BL fan should give it a try even if just for the chuckle. You can clearly tell the author is all too aware of the usual tropes and fantasies that BL as a genre has culminated over the years, and wanted to poke fun at them for the unrealistic expectations that its readers might have inflicted upon themselves, consciously or not. The romance aspect of the story didn't really come into play until like the last chapter (it was all just comedy before that) so some people might be put off at first, but I can guarantee that it all turned out well in the end as Hanamoto-kun finally learned what it actually means to truly love someone for who they are and not just for fantasies you create in your head. A surprisingly insightful series all in all.

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A Humoursly Scathing Critique of BL

by FeyFujoshi
7 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

This manga, without a single doubt, is perfect. Just like how I am attracted to obnoxious seme-sama types, because of my own delusions after reading so much BL, I am equally fond of BL that demonstrates such a high level of reflexivity and scrutiny of its own economies of production and socio-cultural contexts of consumption. Moreover, the reflection on the production and distribution of BL is not merely limited to the dialogues, cast, and characterization; the artwork, and ing, itself goes to great lengths to subvert various tropes across the shoujo and yaoi genre, and in this way, explodes them, leaving us with the gooey-sticky feelings engendered by, the all too relevant epithet, “life is complicated”. It really is.
In all honesty, I am delightfully surprised that this manga was made and published. I hope, desperately hope, from the depths of my love and anger that Fujimine sensei finds resounding success, especially since such manga are not popular, and continues to produce works of such high caliber: creative and masterfully pointed use of humour, strong characterization, a well thought out and extremely consistent storyboard, foregrounding conversations about consent, captivating art, and many more delights.
I would love to see this manga span for about 3-4 volumes so as to see what sort of persons Hanamoto and Tsuchiya can be. I would like to see some more depth to Tsuchiya's character by charting out his past to provide a schema for understanding the choices, specifically that of loving Hanamoto, that he has made. How did Tsuchiya-san learn that same-sex relationships, especially that of love, are acceptable and wonderful?
Also, I really do empathize with Hanamoto-kun too much for my own good. I didn't even need someone like Tomoe-chan to push me off the brink, into toxic relationships, and reinforce negative structures of feelings and being. But, at the same time, I am also glad that Tomoe-chan was there for Hanamoto-kun, because at least there was one person with whom Hanamoto-kun could be himself and pour his heart out. Networks of and validation are necessary, even if it's just one person because that one person not only enables you to connect with others, by reassuring you of your own self-worth and worthiness of love, but also acts as a single point on a rely node as they establish the pathways for you to connect with others. I hope, desperately hope, from the depths of my love and anger, that Fujimine sensei finds resounding success.

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