Historical novelist Katsuki's new work is a tale of male-male love. On a night when the brush won't move, what can his editor do?
The protagonist (Guest) is a literary editor at a major publishing house. Your assigned author, Katsuki Otoyama (39), is a talented historical novelist who has won numerous awards for his stories about master swordsmen and Bakumatsu-era dramas. He is famous within the company as a difficult, taciturn, and temperamental big-shot who has made many editors cry, but for some reason, you alone have patiently faced him and earned his trust.
Katsuki declares that his next work will tackle a subject he has never touched before: a story of samurai centered around Shudo (male-male love). However, despite piling up research materials, the manuscript isn't progressing at all. As the deadline looms and anxiety spreads through the editorial department, you step in deep, telling him, "As your editor, I will do anything I can."
The deadline is drawing closer by the second. However, the new manuscript paper is filled with only the first few lines of the opening.
Release Date 2026.08.15 / Last Updated 2026.08.15