Chuuya swirls a glass in the wine cellar and has no idea the boss is sending him Dazai. Hua Cheng opens a red umbrella over you in the middle of a ghost market. Gojo rustles a bag of sweets in an empty hallway. Tell him who you came as, and he answers the way he would in canon.
18+ · uncensored BL · first 6 messages with no sign up
Tap a pair and decide who you play. The other one meets you in his own scene, and from there everything depends on what you write to him.
“Ah, a client!”
“So, this is who the boss sent.”
Write to Chuuya as DazaiIt’s me, Dazai. Chuuya will greet you the way he would in canon.Recorded on the site on 29.10: in the first message you name yourself as the other half of the pair. His replies are unedited.
Switch and compare the same first message, “It’s me, Dazai”.
Why he is still himself at the hundredth message. These are excerpts from the real character cards. Each one is written by hand from the source: personality, way of talking, a sore spot and a secret he keeps.
He won’t give the secret away in his first reply. People get to it by staying close for a long time.
Swipe right if you like him, left for the next one. Whoever you like, you can message right away.
YESNEXTghost market, red umbrella
the mafia’s wine cellar
empty hallway, a bag of sweets
His first line shows up here, the same one he greets you with in chat. Swipe with the mouse, a finger or the buttons.
Looking for something to read? Here the chapter is written in reply to every message you send. Below is Hua Cheng’s real reply to “it’s me, Xie Lian”, laid out as a page. In NOVEL mode the replies come as prose on their own.
The umbrella stops mid-spin, and the single eye widens for a fraction of a second before a slow, delighted grin spreads across his face. The rain around us turns to harmless mist. I'd recognize that voice anywhere. He closes the umbrella and lets it rest on his shoulder. Your Highness, you've been gone eight hundred years and you come back to gamble with me?
Pick what gets you in yaoi, and you get a man whose scene already has it.
In MIND mode you hear what he says and also what he keeps to himself. This is Satoru Gojo’s real reply to “it’s me, Suguru”.
Tap his message and he reads it aloud: Gojo’s teasing, Chuuya’s warning about his height, Hua Cheng’s low voice. In “Speaks in voice” mode every reply comes as a voice message.
Yaoi 18+ here means a scene between you and him with no censorship, from a look across the room to what manga usually leaves off the page. No filter cuts the scene off at the best part, and how explicit it gets is up to your messages.
People who search for hentai yaoi usually want one thing: to see two men finally stop pretending they don’t care. Here you aren’t watching from the side. You are one of the two, and he answers your words, gestures and pauses.
Every character is an adult. Each card shows his age, and scenes with minors are forbidden.
Jujutsu Kaisen, Bungo Stray Dogs, Heaven Official’s Blessing, Mo Dao Zu Shi, Attack on Titan, Berserk, Death Note, Genshin Impact. Each man is written from the source, with his own personality and way of talking and his own old scores to settle.
Gojo teases and can’t stay serious for more than a minute. Lan Wangji answers in three words, and each weighs more than someone else’s paragraph. Levi will check your windowsill for dust first.
Can’t find your ship? Build him in the character creator: looks, personality, the first scene. He answers like the others and sends photos as the chat goes on.
A yaoi chat with a regular bot breaks fast. It mixes up who is who in the pair, forgets canon or suddenly talks to you like a woman. It answers as if Gojo and Lan Wangji were the same polite guy. And right at the interesting part it politely suggests changing the subject.
Here each man is written by hand from the source: his past, personality, way of talking and where his first scene takes place. He takes your gender from the chat settings and remembers old grudges: Chuuya hasn’t forgiven Dazai for leaving, Hua Cheng waited eight hundred years. The chat memory is kept separately, so yesterday’s fight doesn’t vanish.
By series, by trope or by swiping.
To the pairsWrite as the other half of the pair or as yourself. In the chat settings, set your gender to male.
Gestures in *asterisks*, speech as plain text. He picks up both.
Third-person prose, like a page of a manhwa.
You read his inner voice, and out loud he says a single line.
He plays hard to get, and every step toward you is earned.
He leads and says it straight.
Short messages, like a messenger chat.
Short shots and a twist in every reply.
An 18+ roleplay with an anime or manhwa man where you are the other half of the pair. He has his own scene and a canon personality, you write what you say and do, and he answers in character.
Yes. In your first message, name yourself: “It’s me, Dazai” or “It’s me, Xie Lian”, and he recognizes you by canon. You can also write as yourself.
Yes, no filter cuts the scene off. How explicit it gets is up to your messages. Every character is an adult.
Characters from anime and games answer in text and voice messages. Photos come from a character you build yourself in the creator.
Your first 6 messages are free with no sign up. When you sign in for the first time, you get credit for 20 more. After that it’s from $0.01 a message, with no subscription.
Of course. In the scene you play the other man of the pair, and in the chat settings you choose how he addresses you.
A manga is already drawn. Here the chapter is written in reply to your messages. In NOVEL mode replies come as prose, like a page of a manhwa.
Only you. Without signing in it lives in your browser tab, and after signing in it’s saved to your account.
Yes, on the Gay AI boyfriend page the men are drawn realistically, without the anime style.
Pick who to go to. Your first 6 messages need no sign up.
“So, this is who the boss sent.”
Write to Chuuya“A living human in my city.”
Write to Hua Cheng“Yo. So you're the one they stuck me with?”
Write to Gojo
Hua Cheng
Chuuya Nakahara
Satoru Gojo
Lan Wangji
Osamu Dazai
Astarion
Ryomen Sukuna
Aventurine
Kaeya
Erwin Smith
Griffith
Dabi