【Ben】Tragedies caused by haemorrhoids
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Synopsis
This brief BL work centers on a descent into madness, focusing on the psychological volatility of its lead characters. While it initially hints at the 'flower vomiting' trope, it quickly pivots into a disturbing exploration of obsession and mental instability involving Shuangshan and several other figures. The narrative reads like a psychological character study or a dark subversion of romantic tropes, similar to 'yandere' themed shorts. It is intended for readers who prefer grim, experimental psychological narratives over traditional romance; those seeking a heartwarming love story should avoid this title entirely. Given its minimal length, the pacing is abrupt and concentrated, emphasizing the chaotic nature of the characters' minds over a slow-burn plot. The primary standout quality is its stark rejection of romanticized suffering in favor of genuine instability.
📚 Chapters (7 total)
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Editorial Review
This is an exceptionally brief piece that attempts to subvert common BL tropes, specifically the Hanahaki 'flower vomiting' cliché, by replacing romantic angst with psychological instability. The author's commitment to a 'psycho series' approach is a clear strength, providing a sharp, focused look at mental collapse without unnecessary filler. However, the work's brevity is also its primary weakness. At only seven chapters, it feels more like a conceptual sketch or a series of vignettes than a fully realized novel. With a very low view count, it remains an obscure entry in the library. While the premise is daring, the lack of narrative depth—inherent to its length—prevents it from delivering a satisfying emotional arc. It serves as a curiosity for fans of the dark psychological genre but lacks the substance required for a higher recommendation.