EROMANGA
HALL OF FAME

A relationship led by the woman, drawn not as domination but as devotion: that is how Bungaku Joshi ni Taberareru 2 is told, and it is why this, alone among the volumes of its series, also holds a place in the hall's romance division.

A quiet junior in a university literature club takes the lead, and her inexperienced senior is the one who receives. It is the second chapter of a series about a male-receptive, woman-on-top relationship. A week after the first chapter, the two, who have agreed to meet only once a week, come to their second night together.

That once-a-week interval writes the waiting itself into the story. Dialogue is pared back, many panels are carried by faces and sound effects alone, and a sequence that would normally pass in a few panels is given several pages. Readers, writing separately, agree that her lead is never overbearing; it is shown as something she does for his sake. They also return to the contrast between the soft, rounded drawing and the intensity of what it depicts.

It is the fourth work by the circle Himawari no Tane, a 95-page sequel published two years after the first chapter of 2017. With it, the artist Taneno Nakami's series took on the shape of something that would continue, and it has since reached a sixth installment in 2026.

Its official genre tags name the woman as the one who presses, yet in EHOF's division count it is classed as romance. It ranks 130th in the doujin hall and 19th in the romance division.