This is both ridiculous to the point of being funny but also quite interesting. Reminds me of Otokojuku except the ratio of absurd to interesting is tipped much more toward interesting.
I’m curious about Furuya Usamaru’s sexual orientation. His knack for homoerotic relationships among young men is really adding a depth to his stories but it’s hard to discern if they are portrayed through the male gaze of lust or simply as a plot device.