Not a bad manga, but not one that I would reread either. Glad I rented it instead of buying. Aki was a good seme - in love with the uke for 14 years and helped him out of a tight spot but didn't force him into sex after that (gave him pretty reasonable choices on how to pay him back). The music producer was an ass, and I still don't understand why he didn't go public after threatening to.

Nice but I wouldn't rave about it. The ending felt very rushed, and it seemed to me that the seme's character development went backwards not forwards? Not a bad manga, just not one of the better ones. Art was nice though.

Oh my gosh, I LOVED this! The story was so cute and fluffy, and I really loved the character development. Plus it was a believable story in how a couple might come to be. Kei was such a dork at times, for a supposedly cool, handsome seme, which made him very endearing as a character. And Yuri was hands down one of my favourite ukes ever! He was so cute and little, but definitely not the typical cutsy personality that goes with that type of uke (throwing water over the bullies springs to mind!). I also love how snarky he could be (I laughed at that scene where the astronomy club went stargazing in the mountains and Kei was gibbering over the bugs, and Yuri just told him "use your big boy words" :D :D). The art was also really lovely. Gonna check out more from this mangaka.

This was a really enjoyable manga, although Yuu's history was absolutely heartbreaking and I felt it was glossed over a little too much. I didn't see their pasts intersecting in such a horrible way, but it made sense given how the manga played out. The final volume was far too rushed and didn't make complete sense, but other than that, this was a really cute manga (despite the dark pasts). Nice art too.

I really liked this. The end did feel a small bit rushed, but despite a few scenes in the manga, it was actually very sweet and fluffy. Love the art (I am very fussy about style of drawing in manga). Very enjoyable story.