"Eromanga Sensei" volume 11 by Fushimi Tsukasa. This volume is pure sugar.
Masamune's love for Sagiri is fairly obvious to readers since the entire story had been told from Masamune's perspective. It should be obvious that Sagiri shares the same level of love for Masamune, but this was not exactly explicitly stated. Somehow this asymmetry is of great injustice and the author dedicated the entire volume to fixing that, including several parts where Sagiri takes on the narrator role in place of Masamune. Just imagine a series that spent 10 volumes with Masamune basically saying "I love you", and this whole volume 11 is pretty much Sagiri saying "I love you even more!", and the author also threw in romantic anecdotes from other female characters to build up to Sagiri's confession -- that's how sweet it is.
"Kiririn" (from Oreimo series) also made an appearance in this volume. I might have wondered why the cameo appearance but after all the other sugary content... sure, why not. Plus, thanks to Kiririn, readers were rewarded with a great illustration of Sagiri in chapter 4.
I understand that the author treats Sagiri's confession as a significant development and would spare no pages to get this point across, but this volume was like a cake with pure icing from top to bottom. I would still eat it up though.
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