It’s very yuriful I ship the MC with her rival

I think Cuvie’s style fits classical ballet, while Dance Dance Danseur is better for contemporary.

Also my personal taste but I think for a ballet manga, I prefer Cuvie’s clean, refined lines rather than George Asakura’s sketchier style.
Don’t get me wrong, her stylized art is beautiful & expressive, but it’s a lot. The way Cuvie draws the ballet forms is so graceful.

Exactly. I get so mad when they make middle-aged characters that look like teens

Names:
- Heaven & Demon
- A First of Summers
- My Dearest Patrolman
- 10 Things I Want to Do Before I Turn 40

Also, if they’re a plain-faced older man in their 40s 😮‍💨 (yes ik Aoki’s younger but he’s spiritually 40)
The hottest girls you know are calling them babygirls

Names:
- His Favorite
- Love Is in the Heir
- Go Hosik Go
- What's Wrong with Being a Jerk?
All 4 have official Eng TLs btw.

I like that they aren’t playing games, MC’s very straightforward due to his background & ML actually respects his boundaries & not just treat him like a caged bird.
If you want a strong bottom you’ll love this, MC can really hold his own in gates.

Ultimately, I think it is the correct decision to have her other male companions feel a sense of camaraderie, trust & faith in her than to ruin all that by introducing them as potential love rivals. Their bond is so much better because it’s not out of romantic interest

His father is a successful businessman, he didn’t inherit his business but he’s def a nepo baby.
I don’t exactly think you can call him as working for money haha, his publisher’s doing well but he didn’t invest in it for profit exactly.

People trying to own me by saying how I don't have to read that type of story like please, who's forcing me to read anything. Still doesn't change the fact that we don't have a lot of contemporary Korean BLs about people that aren't rich, even with the ones we already have.

If we're being real nothing's surpassing Love For Sale, I think DCS is the best conventional story of this type that doesn't do anything ground-breaking

Whenever a genre gets popular, the publishing industry always oversaturates the market by pumping out loads & loads of the same, often mediocre, story while other genres get overshadowed. It's happened with omegaverse, isekai, romantasy, villainess stories. Why shouldn't I complain?

Korea has pumped out hordes of Cinderella stories for *decades* at this point, I think it's such a disingenuous argument to act like I'm forcing these authors to stop writing them or that I only say this because I don't know any stories outside of those.

Where would you see a series about wine getting 40+ vols or a manga abt a tradditional card game being one of the most popular stories for women audiences.
Japan’s great at making learning fun, they’re usually good at researching & portraying their subjects accurately too.