I Changed the Law for You, Would You Marry Me?

Shiro and Sougo have shared an unbreakable bond since childhood, growing up together as inseparable friends. However, Shiro’s feelings eventually blossom into something far deeper than simple companionship. Gathering his courage, he confesses his love to Sougo and makes a bold, heartfelt request: he asks his friend to marry him once they are both adults. Instead of accepting, Sougo gently but firmly points out the harsh reality standing in their way, reminding Shiro that current laws strictly prohibit two men from marrying one another. This heartbreaking rejection does not extinguish Shiro’s devotion; instead, it fuels an extraordinary determination. Rather than abandoning his dream or moving on, Shiro dedicates the following years to overcoming the seemingly impossible legal barrier separating them. He channels his unwavering love into monumental effort, working tirelessly to reshape the very system that denied them a future together. Many years later, the two childhood friends reunite under vastly different circumstances. The boy who once made an impossible promise has grown into a man capable of fulfilling it. Standing before Sougo once more, Shiro reveals the staggering lengths he went to for the sake of their love. Having successfully changed the law itself, he repeats his lifelong wish with renewed conviction, asking Sougo to finally marry him now that nothing stands in their way.