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The Dorm of Love and Secrets #3
恋とヒミツの学生寮(3)
Normal student Asahi Suzumori is forced to live among the high-achieving students of the exclusive dormitory Midnight Oil Hall. Though any romance within this dorm was expressly forbidden, she finally learns that the boy she shares a secret with, Yokaze Takagi, has feelings for her too! But then her feminine childhood friend Shota Tohno stuns her with a kiss?! Find out what happens next in the eventful third volume of this romantic dorm-life comedy where love and her true identity must be kept top secret!
- GenresMangaRomanceYoung Adult
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Nikki Asada
144 books13 followersNée un 19 septembre, dans la préfecture de Shimane.
Après de nombreuses années dans le milieu du fanzinat, Nikki Asada lance profesionnellement sa carrière en 2008, avec une histoire courte intitulée Hatsukoi Cheers (dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten).
En 2010, elle débute sa toute première série, Bienvenue au club, toujours dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten. Cette série s'impose très vite auprès d'un lectorat mixte, grâce à ses personages sensibles… et surtout comiques ! Le succès est tel que Bienvenue au club totalise aujourd'hui déjà 8 volumes.
Grâce à ce premier gros succès, la mangaka se fait remarquer, et commence de nombreuses autres séries chez d'autres éditeurs : Navigatoria (dans Be Love, de Kôdansha), Yowatomo (dans PASH! De Shufutoseikatsusha) ou même Meitanteibu kono ato sugu ! (dans Young Ace de Kadokawa Shoten). Cela n'est pas tout, puisque Nikki Asada illustre également Kanagatari, un essay-manga scénarisé par la très célèbre Kana Hanazawa (doubleuse, chanteuseet actrice). Il lui arrive également assez fréquemment de signer des illsutrations pour les concerts et goodies officiels de cette dernière.
Fin mai 2014, la mangaka très prolifique, débute encore une nouvelle série : Hoshigami-kun ha doukashiteiru sera prépublié dans le magazine shôjo très ado Dessert, de Kôdansha. Cela lui fera donc 5 séries en cours !
Après de nombreuses années dans le milieu du fanzinat, Nikki Asada lance profesionnellement sa carrière en 2008, avec une histoire courte intitulée Hatsukoi Cheers (dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten).
En 2010, elle débute sa toute première série, Bienvenue au club, toujours dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten. Cette série s'impose très vite auprès d'un lectorat mixte, grâce à ses personages sensibles… et surtout comiques ! Le succès est tel que Bienvenue au club totalise aujourd'hui déjà 8 volumes.
Grâce à ce premier gros succès, la mangaka se fait remarquer, et commence de nombreuses autres séries chez d'autres éditeurs : Navigatoria (dans Be Love, de Kôdansha), Yowatomo (dans PASH! De Shufutoseikatsusha) ou même Meitanteibu kono ato sugu ! (dans Young Ace de Kadokawa Shoten). Cela n'est pas tout, puisque Nikki Asada illustre également Kanagatari, un essay-manga scénarisé par la très célèbre Kana Hanazawa (doubleuse, chanteuseet actrice). Il lui arrive également assez fréquemment de signer des illsutrations pour les concerts et goodies officiels de cette dernière.
Fin mai 2014, la mangaka très prolifique, débute encore une nouvelle série : Hoshigami-kun ha doukashiteiru sera prépublié dans le magazine shôjo très ado Dessert, de Kôdansha. Cela lui fera donc 5 séries en cours !
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July 8, 2025
The tension is REAL - I can't wait to see how our main character grows and becomes more confident in herself! 🥲
April 19, 2020
3.5 stars - there’s now zero question that this is the strongest of Nikki Asada’s series for me. It helps that it’s less about ‘will they get together’ and more about ‘how are they going to make it work’, which is enough of a change from the usual that I can appreciate the subtle adjustment in tone that it brings.
Further, one of the nicest things about this series is that even though Asahi is in the ‘dumb class’, Yokaze ardently defends her and sees the value in her insight and help. I’m not huge on the smart/dumb class divisions and this helps smooth that down.
It also doesn’t hurt that that’s kind of gone by the wayside as the series progresses - I noticed with Heart Break Club that as the series went on the premise just kind of evaporated and no difference with what’s happening here. There are also way fewer side characters than I think there should be, but fortunately the leads carry this series pretty well.
Sho comes out as the rival, shocking nobody, but he’s sidelined by Asahi pretty hard - heroines who know what they want rock. I continue to feel like the RA has rival potential, but he now seems content to just be a massive buzzkill (we actually get a good chunk of backstory on that, culminating in a sweet interlude with Asahi and Yokaze toward the end).
This is a good, solid series. It’s not winning awards for originality, but it has the basics of what I want from something like this down to a tee.
Further, one of the nicest things about this series is that even though Asahi is in the ‘dumb class’, Yokaze ardently defends her and sees the value in her insight and help. I’m not huge on the smart/dumb class divisions and this helps smooth that down.
It also doesn’t hurt that that’s kind of gone by the wayside as the series progresses - I noticed with Heart Break Club that as the series went on the premise just kind of evaporated and no difference with what’s happening here. There are also way fewer side characters than I think there should be, but fortunately the leads carry this series pretty well.
Sho comes out as the rival, shocking nobody, but he’s sidelined by Asahi pretty hard - heroines who know what they want rock. I continue to feel like the RA has rival potential, but he now seems content to just be a massive buzzkill (we actually get a good chunk of backstory on that, culminating in a sweet interlude with Asahi and Yokaze toward the end).
This is a good, solid series. It’s not winning awards for originality, but it has the basics of what I want from something like this down to a tee.
September 10, 2020
This really is an interesting story.
I'm really enjoying this series. Such interesting characters. I really feel for the young couple. If anyone even remotely thought they were an item, it would spell doom for both of them. Such is young love. Bittersweet, to be sure. That RA is kind of a jerk, but at least we now know partly why he does what he does. Art, excellent. Dialogue, very good. Characters, believable, likeable, relatable.
I'm really enjoying this series. Such interesting characters. I really feel for the young couple. If anyone even remotely thought they were an item, it would spell doom for both of them. Such is young love. Bittersweet, to be sure. That RA is kind of a jerk, but at least we now know partly why he does what he does. Art, excellent. Dialogue, very good. Characters, believable, likeable, relatable.
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December 6, 2020Pretty cliche and shallow story. The relationship with yokaze doesn’t feel authentic, so it’s hard to care about their pairing. In the other hand, Sho is just an idiot for not letting her know all these years.
February 17, 2022
Chapter 9: Summer Vacation and Rice Omelets
Chapter 10: Being Kept Waiting and Kisses
Chapter 11: Lies and Secrets 1
Chapter 12: Lies and Secrets 2
Chapter 13: Yokaze and the Past
Chapter 10: Being Kept Waiting and Kisses
Chapter 11: Lies and Secrets 1
Chapter 12: Lies and Secrets 2
Chapter 13: Yokaze and the Past
October 23, 2022
This is getting juicy 🔥☕️🫖
November 25, 2022
So sweet it will give you a toothache. Love it
5 happy stars out of 5 happy romances
5 happy stars out of 5 happy romances
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