Kyou mo E ni Kaita Mochi ga Umai - Vol. 3 Ch. 12 - A Sudden Invitation

[ArcLife]

FMC makes her appearance?

 

[PARFS]

Was i the only one who thought that one of the slavegirls was the girl in the coverpic?

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

Page 25 got me acting unwise.

 

[RunawayCube]

We finally get to meet the lady on the cover!

 

[wakamo]

MC is so kawaii staring at those muscles.

This ain't bad. MC just want his dhong and we can't blame him.

 

[wakamo]

If you have no waifu then become the waifu.

 

[Polydopamine]

This manga got so blatantly homoerotic that it borders on caricature.
Since I am not interested in thinly obfuscated BL astroturfing, I am going to be dropping this.

 

[violetwondermill]

This is the most whimsically homo-erotic manga I've come across

 

[Oklam]

as a dude with an eye for art and can draw some i totaly get him
the human body can be beautifull and the right amount / healthy dose of muscle is definitively beautifull

 

[noobplant]

Ok mc is gay af

 

[Tinker_OwO]

This Manga is so fucking gay

Not like I'm complaining, I love gay shit, I'm eating good here lmaoo

 

[zebeker]

• And six inches at least

Considering his current obsession with greek sculptures, then it might actually be the smaller the better

 

[tekkenshu7]

NGL, this is the first time I read an isekai story where the first slave an MC got is not a female waifu and not to mention the fact that the first best friend the MC made is also not female (it's usually a girl from nobility or the royal family)

Really, if this becomes popular enough, BL doujins will have a good source material to work on

 

[tekkenshu7]

Really, if this becomes popular enough, BL doujins will have a good source material to work on

 

[N2O]

NOOO! GO BACK TO THE DRESS DAMMIT

 

[Kolienge]

Something happened in my brain.

 

[Scrabbleman]

A hole’s a hole

 

[kwendy]

Why is this dress suits him so well.

 

[TheProtectorOfPureHeartedGirls]

Page 25: stop the ffu shota jokes!!! You imbeciles!!!! Perverters!!!

 

[Pokari]

Why is this dress suits him so well.

I mean, why not? Until roughly the end of the 1700's, men wore dresses all the time (though we didn't call them that, but the basic shape's the same). Save for any ingrained modern cultural training to the contrary, guys look just fine in dresses if they're cut right / sensibly for the form of the person wearing them.