Grammar gods continue their anxiety attacks with this one, though not nearly as intense as with the 1999 Shinsengumi tale. Big chunks of raw narration bubbles made me furrow my brow as well, but I'm still thankful for the scanlation.
The development of the main character's 'gay' feelings was done beautifully and believeably. It was gradual and compelling; As he shocked himself with is understanding of his emotions, I nodded my head in recognition. On the other hand, the tremendously strong reaction of the blonde potential seme was not delivered with any sort of believablity at all. It was a furious rage of --albiet, ultimately reigned in-- emotions that didn't seem to get resolved humanistically.
Kamo-sensei's art was her usual delightful quirky in this tankobon. Each scene was expressive and chosen well. I find her choice of 'close-up' reaction moments to be quite potent. This book still falls within her classification of a 'light-hearted' and 'humourous' mangaka creator, but there is deceptive depth to her stories that keeps the seams tight overall.

... Last updated on November 4th, 2009, 12:11pm

This is actually the very yaoi manga that got me into Yaoi. Weird, i read a lonnnnnggggg time ago, over 4 years, yet the released date is less than so. Hmmm, well, MU sometimes added the series later on so that could be it....Hmmm.....978/

So cute!!! and I felt really happy with who he ended up with in the end, and not sad for the one he didn't (like in a lot of other love triangle yaoi). Great light read! (and a little hot scene at the end hehe ) I highly recommend it

This is a good manga, but it can be a difficult read at times due to the ungrammatical sentences. Overall though the characters are cute and the story is funny.

must read!!!