NSFW original doujin about a fantasy rpg party, there's three characters (a boyish thief, a cleric with huge boobs, and another one I can't remember). There's some clit growth stuff and they also fuck a slime I think.
Lost opportunities. I think about those all the time. There was someone I was in love with that I couldn't be with because I had to move back home, and I still think about them from time to time. This was nice.
I usually don't like melodrama but this has been really great... the fact that the characters are realistically grappling with the emotions surrounding death and loss is something you rarely get to see in manga where terminal illness usually just a plot device
This may be a little mean-spirited but given the widespread negative attitudes towards polyamory in fiction, I find it very satisfying that it is consistently Kashiwai's monogamy that causes problems in this series.
This is a terrible example of Polyamory to the point where it barely counts. Polyamory stories work best when everyone involved is, if not in love with, at least cares about the other members. Nanami is the beneficiary of ALL of the love in this scenario. The two men clearly, at best, merely tolerate each other and both would probably rather not share. Mitsuki's boss is nearly openly hostile to her about it. This is a situation that only benefits Nanami. She might be honest about it, but it's very clear that everyone else involved only goes along with it because they like HER that much. I'm sorry, this is just a harem. And hell, the people involved are more hostile to each other than most typical harem scenarios I've seen. If THIS was the common portrayal of polyamory I'd be against it too, because this is toxic as hell and makes about the worst case possible for it.
The best polyamory stories have the group of characters fall in love with each other. Maybe it might START as a love triangle in some instances, but work is done to build the relationship between the others in time. There is no way in hell that would have happened in this story, even if the plot wasn't massively accelerating.
Not all authors want to write stories about healthy relationships.
