Yes. But it's not in the main story, it's in the first extra. We get to see what happened after MC died it's so sad I cried.

extra 1 - MC's past life death/aftermath and ML getting his memories

extra 2, 3, 4 - Current life bliss

extra 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 - What if MC and ML grew up together (THIS WAS SO CUTE)

Extra 12, 13, 14 - What if MC and ML rebirth together but their first year of high school (I also loved this so much)

Author has 2 more planned extras, one involving someone getting turned into a hamster another being MC transmigrated from a ABO world with an orange pheromone that normal human ML really likes. I'm looking forward to it so much.

"...while others, like that male teacher, turn morally corrupt, becoming disgusting beyond measure.

But it's the bad people who ruin it, not the whole group, and certainly not everyone in that community.

Even straight people have their share of s*umbags—husbands who kill their wives for insurance money, or people who abandon their partners after marriage."

MC is thinking this while trying to figure out how to show the ML that there are bad apples everywhere. The ML wasn't mol*sted, but his school teacher messed with students and the teachers wife committed su*cide because of it. This lead the ML to decide that all gays were pe*verted and disgusting.

chapter 43 is when the MC finally confesses he is gay

Chapter 59 is when ML realizes he might be gay and sees the MC as more than a friend

chapter 73 is when the finally confirm their relationship

When Chengzi said he wished he wasn’t prejudiced or else he wouldn’t have missed out on such good friends.

MC revealing to ML his rebirth, and in extras ML getting his memories back too

MC grew up poor, while ML had generational wealth. They often got into disputes about MC overworking himself, at the price of his health and time to spend with ML, which ML felt was not worth it. While ML spent money on MC and other expenses to an extent MC felt was unnecessary and didn't sit right with him. Now MC has come to the realization that him trying not to rely too much on ML, and avoiding his family in fear of damaging their view of ML, did nothing but make them both feel troubled and led them nowhere That carrying financial burdens he doesn't have to because of pride and shame will just make them unhappier and the most of the worries that fueled his stubbornness were based on fears that would never happen. He learns to acknowledge that ML feels happy to help him, the same way he feels happy when helping ML, and most of the arguments in the last now just feel petty and meaningless.

MC also learns to overcome his feelings of inferiority towards ML (he never puts blame on ML but it makes him loath himself, which affect both him and ML). MC feels that ML spends to much money on him, to the point it makes him feel undeserving and insecure because he feels that he can't offer him the same. He once knitted a scarf for ML which ML greatly treasured, but he felt that it looked tacky compared to the luxury brand clothes ML wore so he took on more work and saved up to give him something "better". Now he can see that their view on the value of money is different and understand that what ML appreciates is not necessarily the same as what he does, basically them having different love languages. In the past it was his own insecurity speaking for ML and not ML himself, now he knits scarf again and feels warmth instead of shame when ML wears it.

The actions of the original ML who prayed so deeply that MC would get a happy ending with him. While grieving, but because of loving, the hope of it could make his breaking heart a little lighter. He didn't believe in fortune telling or shamans, but he wanted to believe in hope and in his grandma. Now he believes in MC.

I really appreciated the chapter about ML's perspective after MC died. It's not often talked about, treated as if that timeline just disappeared the moment the one who went back wakes up. But I always find myself thinking about that we can never truly know if that's really the case. The combination of different timelines AND alternative universes at the same time is really fascinating. It also makes what happens before the time travel more real, that the person left behind is still just as real as any other.

I also liked that the extas were about separate alternate scenarios after traveling back in time, instead of a sequence of scenarios following future lives after each other).

MC's first instinct is to learn why ML is homophobic. Instead of drowning in self-deprecation and taking it as an attack against him and their past relationship (with angst and misunderstandings where one feel hurt and there's no communication for far too many chapters), he knows and trusts the love ML had for him and just genuinely wants to know why he is homophobic so he can help him overcome it.

MC soft launches ML to subtle exposure, to which ML doesn't react well (literally even throwing up). MC feels that ML is scared and uncomfortable, but that there's a pattern of bad interactions that lead to bad reactions. He eventually figures out ML has had a bad experience in the past (his middle school teacher preyed on minors, such as in his class, which also drove his wife to attempt to k herself). It's honestly more glossed over than it should be. It's said that ML was the top student in the class, but was never *ssulted, the reason being basically that he couldn't be groomed because he wasn't interested. Even if that's the case (which is a lot of victim blaming, especially regarding a pdf with middle schoolers), just imagine how horrifying it must feel to find out your teacher was/is a pdf who's prayed on your classmates, only interested in the same gender, and you're the top student in said class of that gender. Being that young it's understandable that a connection is made (even if it's subconscious) from such a the traumatic experience.

MC manages to prove to ML, by helping him come to the conclusion himself, that there are bad people of all s*xual orientations and that good people are not limited to being straight. First by introducing friends, then eventually dropping hints for ML to find out that he's gay as well, after making sure ML's belief in him as a friend and as a non-evil person is solid enough.

MC soft launches everything and doesn't want to scare ML away or make go through shock or feel betrayed/deceived. ML is actually a really good person and reacts surprisingly well after some exposure. He wants to be considerate of MC's feelings and when he finds out he makes sure to tell him their friendship is still as deep. He acts a bit different in the beginning, but that's because he's trying to be more considerate after reflecting on all his "friendly bromance" he's shown before. He regrets acting like that, but only because he thinks MC's feelings might've been hurt or that MC must've through his actions were inconsiderate.

While MC's figuring out when and how to confess his feelings, ML starts thinking about how their relationship will change when MC finds a partner one day. At first he wants to protect MC from other people and their impure intentions, now having to worry about boys and girls, and eventually he figures the most effective solution would be if MC was in a relationship with someone he'd approve of. Then he concludes by his train of thoughts that he wants to spend all his time with MC and wants MC to spend the most time with him, which lands him on that the best way would be if he was the one who dated MC.

ML goes through a crisis. MC drops hints about confessing. ML thinks it's someone else MC is planning to confess to and advices him not to and how he's better at judging character so MC should introduce him to ML first. Meanwhile MC asks how ML would like to be confessed to, to which ML answers that there's no need for gifts, love letters, flowers, etc. in hope of MC needing more time to think about how to confess.

ML ends up confessing first, after soft launching that he thinks he might be gay to that he's sure of it so MC won't think it's an impulsive decision made on confusion and know he's sincere. MC takes out his bouquet of orange peels that aligns with how ML said he'd want to be confessed to (thinking MC wouldn't go to such an extent). ML hands him flowers and a long heartfelt love letter, MC reads it while ML regrets dismissing the idea when MC was gathering information about how to confess. MC has written in a dairy since the day they first met, which he shares with ML similar to a love letter. It doesn't start out vert sweet, with ML being homophobic and all, but he's able to see how MC feels about him and how their love has grown over time.