This Kind Of Love Is Not So Bad

Freelance designer Junichi and businessman Harumi share both a romantic relationship and a home, yet their domestic life is far from peaceful. Despite their deep connection, the couple finds themselves constantly clashing over the most trivial matters of everyday life. For a long time, physical intimacy served as the ultimate remedy for their disagreements, smoothing over tensions and bridging the gaps between them. However, they soon discover that even passion has its limits when it comes to resolving persistent friction. As their arguments continue to mount, the strain on their relationship reaches a breaking point, ultimately leading the two lovers to part ways. Yet, the story of Junichi and Harumi does not end with their separation, leaving room for unexpected developments in the aftermath of their breakup. Their complicated dynamic explores the reality that love is rarely simple, and sometimes the most difficult relationships are the ones hardest to leave behind. Beyond the central narrative, this collection offers readers additional glimpses into romance through several compelling bonus features. A special extra story delves into the couple's very first meeting, providing context for how their turbulent relationship began. Furthermore, the volume includes distinct short stories built around the themes of a tutor and a policeman, expanding the emotional range of the work with fresh scenarios and character dynamics.