Synopsis
Tsukimura, an incubus, finds himself on a date with Hidaka, his junior coworker, for reasons he can’t quite understand.
Despite having no interest in human dating, Tsukimura’s heart won’t stop racing. Living as a human to suppress his demonic desires, his cover is blown when Hidaka discovers his true nature—and the pleasure that follows leaves him drowning in an affection-filled intimacy unlike anything he’s experienced before.
Today, Tsukimura is forced to participate in what humans call a “date,” a vulgar ritual between couples. Already in poor condition due to his celibate lifestyle as an incubus, his irritation reaches a breaking point when Hidaka arrives late.
Shuffled between a family restaurant and a rabbit café—places he’s never experienced—Tsukimura begins to see unexpected sides of his hated junior. On a park bench, Hidaka’s teasing remarks make him cry out:
“Look, it’s your favorite thing. You really do love it, don’t you?”
“Our bodies fit perfectly together. Maybe we’re fated, huh?”
“It won’t let go once it grabs on. So, what do you want me to do?”
In heat and transformed, Tsukimura can think of nothing but Hidaka—surrendering completely to his desires.
Enjoy this lustful lovey-dovey encounter between a cruel junior and a horny demon.
Original boys love manga. 24 pages with text + 24 pages without text + PDF included.
This is a sequel to previous works but stands alone as an independent story.
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Editorial Review
Supernatural workplace romance has become increasingly crowded, but this one leverages its incubus premise with genuine thematic purpose rather than mere aesthetic. The core tension—a demon suppressing his nature through celibacy suddenly confronted with both exposure and genuine affection—creates legitimate narrative stakes beyond the physical dynamics. That’s relatively uncommon in the BL space, where supernatural elements often function as flavoring rather than driver.
What distinguishes this work is how methodically it constructs intimacy through the date sequence itself. The deliberate contrast between Tsukimura’s irritation at “human rituals” and his gradual vulnerability—capped by the park bench scene where power dynamics complicate into something more textured—suggests a creator interested in earned emotional progression. The sadistic framing isn’t casual cruelty; it’s framed as Hidaka’s way of breaking through Tsukimura’s defensive walls, which recontextualizes dominance as a form of care. The tags confirm what matters here: male receiving, romantic beats, and creampie content that reads as confirmation of mutual need rather than conquest fantasy.
The synopsis fragments hint at strong characterization—Tsukimura’s disdain for dating rituals and his deteriorating composure, Hidaka’s strategic teasing, the acknowledgment that their bodies “fit perfectly”—suggesting the creator understands that supernatural premise works best when grounded in specific character psychology. This isn’t generic demon-human pairing; it’s specifically about an incubus whose biological nature makes him *vulnerable* to genuine connection, which inverts typical power hierarchies pleasingly.
Readers seeking BL that takes its supernatural worldbuilding seriously while maintaining genuine romantic payoff and power dynamic complexity will find this solidly executed. The combination of romantic framing with sadistic undertones and explicit content remains a sweet spot for audiences who want emotional substance alongside physical intensity.
Related Tags:
Creampie | Anal | Boys' Love | supernatural | sweet
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