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Non-shoujo guyxgirlxguy love triangles

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Post #693619
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3:17 pm, Jul 18 2017
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Can I get any and all love triangles that are not shoujo and involve a guyxgirlxguy like Ginen Shounen?

One of them is the male lead and he gets the girl in the end.

Bonus if the girl likes the other guy first, but not requirement. If she likes the male lead, then the other guy is there to cause problems for them.

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1:48 am, Jul 19 2017
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I haven't read this yet, but I'm sure this will fit: Sakurasaku Shoukougun. Sorry in advance if it's not like that.


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Post #693638 - Reply to (#693633) by theLettuceGarden04
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7:00 am, Jul 19 2017
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Quote from theLettuceGarden04
I haven't read this yet, but I'm sure this will fit: Sakurasaku Shoukougun. Sorry in advance if it's not like that.


It is, but I've already read it. Thanks. You should to. It's pretty good.

Post #693644
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3:34 pm, Jul 19 2017
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The main story just finished up, which is why it's fresh in my mind, but take a look at Usotsuki Paradox. Pretty much hits all the points you're looking for. It is seinen, and has more mature themes, so keep that in mind (not sure if that's what you're interested in).

Post #693645 - Reply to (#693644) by Geese1
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5:23 pm, Jul 19 2017
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The main story just finished up, which is why it's fresh in my mind, but take a look at Usotsuki Paradox. Pretty much hits all the points you're looking for. It is seinen, and has more mature themes, so keep that in mind (not sure if that's what you're interested in).


Read it, I enjoyed it.

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9:29 am, Jul 21 2017
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Ran to Haiiro no Sekai

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