Synopsis
[Alien x Human] Abnormal One-way Love
A soldier with PTSD who had his parents killed by aliens during a war…
ends up being obsessed and fawned upon by an alien stranger, and meeting an awful fate.
Marriage By Abduction.
You could read this as a BL story, as a Science Fiction story, or both.
Caution: Contains elements of Non-human x Human, Ryona (brutality), Merry Bad Ending, dismemberment, PTSD, suicidal feelings, infantile regression.
23 main pages / 28 total
Characters
Protagonist
A nameless male soldier.
His parents were killed by aliens during a war and he is suffering from PTSD…
Alien
His species won the war against humanity.
For some reason is abnormally obsessed with the protagonist.
Gender unknown.
| Circle | Type A Fusion Industry |
| Tags | Manga, JPEG, PDF file, Girls’ Side, Boys’ Love, Japanese |
| Price | 330JPY |
Editorial Review
Science fiction doujinshi rarely weaponize their genre premise as effectively as this one does. By grounding its alien-human dynamic in genuine wartime trauma—the protagonist’s PTSD from alien-perpetrated parental murder—the work transcends typical BL romance plotting to create something closer to psychological horror dressed in speculative fiction clothing. The “abnormal one-way love” framing inverts conventional romance hierarchies: the victor (alien) fixates on the vanquished (soldier), collapsing power dynamics into something deliberately uncomfortable.
What distinguishes this is its commitment to the premise’s darker implications. The tags alone signal serious intent: ryona, non-consensual bonding (“Marriage By Abduction”), dismemberment, suicidal ideation, and infantile regression cluster into a portrait of complete psychological annihilation. This isn’t kinky domestication or redemptive romance; it’s systematic dehumanization, with the alien’s obsession functioning as weaponized victory. The “merry bad ending” designation suggests the work leans into cosmic indifference—no redemption arc, no understanding, no mercy.
At 23 pages of actual content, this operates as a sustained mood piece rather than a narrative arc. The economy of space demands every panel justify its presence. Readers expecting narrative resolution or emotional catharsis should look elsewhere; this trades plot momentum for sustained dread and psychological specificity.
This appeals to readers who approach BL as a formal space for exploring power imbalance and suffering rather than intimacy, and who appreciate when genre fiction (here: science fiction romance) refuses to soften its conceptual edges. It’s equally valuable as a deconstruction of the “love transcends all boundaries” romance formula and as a straightforward exploration of what happens when an unstoppable force (alien victors) meets an immovable object (human trauma).
A genuinely unsettling work that uses its genre premise with precision.
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