by TheSoulHeavyTankWriter
“Sincerity can break a person more completely than violence—and save them just as deeply.” Donpei Ichinose has lost his job and now spends his days at the unemployment office, waiting in line like everyone else. But he is not like everyone else. He draws broken people toward him like a black hole—not through charm, not through force, but through a sincerity so absolute and unyielding that it unsettles everyone around him. There is a six‑foot‑one prison guard who carries mental strain the way others carry sore muscles after a hard workout. A brilliant professor who cries without reason and longs for something he cannot name. And then there is Nagi, the heroine—a young woman whose spirit was torn apart not by fists, but by words alone. Her past lingers like an afterimage long after the story ends. There is no violence here. Not a single blow. And yet the human mind is pushed to its very limits. Through cutting words and an extraordinary kind of love, Donpei begins to rewrite the hell each of them is living in. Cover art co-created with Gemini. We also share the latest updates on Twitter. We’d be delighted if you followed us and shared your thoughts. →@SENSHAWRITER
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