I liked the first story and the art for both stories was really nice. But the second story's characters were flat, and I wasn't invested in them at all. First couple was much more interesting.

That was weird as heck. Nice art work, and I thought the story did make sense (some reviews said it didn't), but the teacher was pervy as heck. And the weird Alice doll thing? Weirded me out. Strange manga.

Really liked the first couple. For a comedy, there were some surprisingly dark undertones (like Io's backstory). The second couple were boring and cliche, but fortunately that wasn't a long story with most of the pages being dedicated to the the first couple. The Renta bonus for the first couple was also surprisingly sad and moving, but I still liked it.

Given the title and blurb of this manga, I expected nothing but smut and while yes, I got smut, I also got a very sweet story as well. Saki, for all his teasing, was actually a very decent seme and Nozomu was just adorable. The plot was simple but nicely paced, and I really liked the characters. Also, the art was beautiful. Lovely manga.

Wow, but Keito was insanely pretty once he got those dreadful bangs cut! Cute series of stories that all interconnected. I liked the pacing and thought the art was lovely. But it was missing something to make it special enough for a five-star rating.

I'm not sure how I feel about this manga. On one hand, it utilizes the tried and tested yaoi trope where the seme chases the uke until he gives in, so it shouldn't bother me. Except it does. For the whole first half of this manga, Yukiuya's pursuit of Akio was full on harassment. Even worse, Akio was really stressed and worried about it. At one point, Yukiya acknowledges that his pursuit is making life difficult for Akio, but does nothing to reel in his possessive, obsessive behaviour that is causing the boy he 'loves' so much distress. And I get that it was supposed to be funny, but I just didn't find it funny when Akio's friends teased him about Yukiya as it caused him even more distress and alienated him from the people around him. in the end, it felt like Akio was with Yukiya because he was bullied into it, not because he really loved him. I mean, the last part of the manga was sweet which made me give this a 3-star rating, but getting to that point was just disturbing.

It's a shame that this was the final volume in the series, as I really enjoyed all three books. The characters were fun, the plot was solid and the art was lovely. Well worth reading.

Really enjoying this series. It's nicely written with interesting characters (I love Akihito) and beautifully drawn.

Okay, this series is off to a VERY promising start. I like the characters, the story flows at a nice pace, and the art is lovely. Looking forward to reading more in this series.

I can't believe how many points I WASTED on this manga. I kept buying because the high star rating and reviews suggested it was great.Spoiler Alert: It wasn't. The first five issues were pretty much Tsukasa molesting Natsuki, and Natsuki going "No. Stop. Don't." Then, they got together followed by more "No. Stop. Don't." and a big misunderstanding that could have been solved been solved by actual communication before we finally had a single moment of meaningful/cute interaction. Yes, this type of story is a staple of yaoi manga, and usually I am totally fine with it (yaoi fangirl here) but this was SO badly written! Even the smut was bland and generic! I feel so cheated by the review ratings because this was a 12 issue series that I just wasted all those points on, expecting the series to get better and it just got worse with every issue. I want to shake Past Me into never going near this manga but it is sadly too late, so to anyone reading this: don't waste your time or points.