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Chapter 12.1 is generally categorized as an extra or "bonus" chapter. In this specific series: Often hosts works or promotions related to the

Mengo Yokoyari (best known as the illustrator of Oshi no Ko and the creator of Scum's Wish ). Genre: Seinen, Drama, Romance, Slice of Life.

The text you provided decodes from percent-encoded UTF-8 to the Japanese title: ( Hitozuma no Kuchibiru wa Kan-Chu-Hai no Aji ga Shite ), which translates to "The Married Woman's Lips Taste Like Canned Chu-Hi." Genre: Seinen, Drama, Romance, Slice of Life

The "Canned Chu-Hi" motif is a recurring symbol for "cheap" or everyday adulthood—contrasting the mundanity of married life with the sharp, temporary sting of an affair or a forbidden attraction. Where to Read

These "point" chapters (like 12.1 or 12.5) often serve as short, atmospheric vignettes that flesh out the emotional state of the characters rather than advancing the main plot significantly. True to Mengo Yokoyari’s style, the chapter features

True to Mengo Yokoyari’s style, the chapter features delicate linework and a focus on expressive, often pained or yearning facial expressions.

Often hosts works or promotions related to the author's portfolio.

You can find official releases and updates for this and other works by the author on platforms such as:

Chapter 12.1 is generally categorized as an extra or "bonus" chapter. In this specific series:

Mengo Yokoyari (best known as the illustrator of Oshi no Ko and the creator of Scum's Wish ). Genre: Seinen, Drama, Romance, Slice of Life.

The text you provided decodes from percent-encoded UTF-8 to the Japanese title: ( Hitozuma no Kuchibiru wa Kan-Chu-Hai no Aji ga Shite ), which translates to "The Married Woman's Lips Taste Like Canned Chu-Hi."

The "Canned Chu-Hi" motif is a recurring symbol for "cheap" or everyday adulthood—contrasting the mundanity of married life with the sharp, temporary sting of an affair or a forbidden attraction. Where to Read

These "point" chapters (like 12.1 or 12.5) often serve as short, atmospheric vignettes that flesh out the emotional state of the characters rather than advancing the main plot significantly.

True to Mengo Yokoyari’s style, the chapter features delicate linework and a focus on expressive, often pained or yearning facial expressions.