Fake: Like, Like, Love · review
Rather than an epilogue, this feels like a side story. The story is absurdly bland and I struggle to even call it a story. Most of it is marriage talk and rest of it is “roommate” talk. Both of which have the writing quality of a Harlequin novel, which is to say it’s terribly uninteresting. The art is average, though that means fine for BL standards. It’s actually okay to look at, it isn’t offensive and the background is even actually drawn in for most of the panels. Overall, as you might have expected, this is only for people who really care about characters from Fake, somuch that they would like any additional content with them. If that description doesn’t describe you, don’t expect to find enjoyment here.