I fell in true love in a Boys' Sharehouse that's 99% filled with lies Manhua

As Akuru delved deeper into the intricacies of the Boys' Sharehouse, he uncovered a labyrinth of deceit and manipulation that threatened to overshadow any genuine connection. Among the sea of pretense, Niwa Kanade shone like a beacon of authenticity, his kindness and sincerity a rare gem in a house tainted by lies. As their bond grew stronger, Akuru found himself torn between the allure of superficial love promoted by the show and the profound emotions he shared with Kanade. Each moment spent together felt like a lifeline in a sea of artifice, a respite from the calculated theatrics of his housemates. But as the finale loomed closer, Akuru realized that the choice before him was not just about love—it was about reclaiming his own truth in a world where deception reigned supreme. Would he bow to the pressure of fabricated emotions, or would he dare to defy the scripted narrative and follow his heart towards a love that was as real as it was unexpected? In a house where every smile hid a secret and every word was laced with deceit, Akuru and Kanade's love story bloomed like a forbidden flower, defying the odds and transcending the limitations of their artificial world. And as the curtain fell on the show, their love stood as a testament to the enduring power of honesty and vulnerability in a world desperate for authenticity.