((link)): Yamamotodoujin

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Kenji’s detailed panels required new tools, and the budget quickly drained. Ryo, who had been juggling part‑time work at a karaoke bar, found himself exhausted. Aiko, pressed for deadlines, started second‑guessing her plot twists. Yamamotodoujin

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