Overall, I like this less than Honto Yajuu, but it's still pretty cute. I thought the twins were funny, and I liked that all three of the main boys grew up together.

The couples were pretty good. I didn't love how tsundere Yuki was. I'm not much of a fan of characters who yell and slap because they're freaked out that something is going how they want it to... And Yuki does that a lot.

I wasn't sure whether I should be sad or laugh when Hide realized two guys could have sex and be in love. Sad because how the heck does that even make sense? What a strange upbringing to think men and women can't do that. Also, it was hilarious because as soon as he realized it was possible, he went after the boy he liked.

... Last updated on February 16th, 2015, 6:55pm

Loved the story with the second twin (Hide) - it was so adorable. The ending was quite abrupt though so that made me quite disappointed, but overall a cute and fluffy story. Nothing groundbreaking or anything, but still cute story with great art.

I just love Hide, the second twin: he's so slow it's hilarious. He does have his cool moments, though, which I appreciate, haha. And Eiji and Shun are really nice together, too- oh, and did I mention the ridiculously cute tsundere, Yuki? This isn't anything ground-breaking, but it's cute, has decent art, and has that hard-to-place endearing quality to it. I would definitely recommend this for some light reading- it's adorable and lovable, romantic and sweet, and it leaves you with a really contented feeling.

... Last updated on January 24th, 2013, 1:11pm

I haven't read the translation of this yet, the original only and my Japanese is not perfect, but I love it!
This is another typical work for Yamamoto Kotetsuko sensei, one of my favorite mangaka.

It's got this perfect mix of funny comedic moments, heartbreak or bitter-sweetness, and moments just full of romance and love. All her characters are so lovable!

Here, I'm just totally into the twins thing, especially the little (or not so little) differences between the two, which is just so well done.

Of course the main character is great as well.... and not to forget the 2nd twin's story with that ADORABLE guy!

Altogether very recommended as a light and sweet read, something that will make you chuckle and leave you with a good feeling.

It's so cuteeeeeeeee! As expected of yet another sweet manga by Yamamoto sensei! Although this isn't as good as Mankai Darling but it is good too! The storyline seems like a cliche, but it's still good because of the characters.

Nobody can do cute, fuzzy and heart warming like Yamamoto Kotetsuko. I always have a genuine smile on my face after reading her work. This one is no exception, definitely something you should read if you need a nice read with little drama as a pick-me-up.

I really like this one....so far. I mean there's a bit of depth to the characters - at least enough to show us their personalitys. They way she draws them blushing - well i have always been a huge fan of that ^O^/

I dont agree with TehShush with the characters - with the hair its easy to tell them apart (even the little flashback thingys) My only complaint is that her characters look like the characters from Mankai Darling - for a minute it didn't make sense, where did the flower shop go? hahaha

It also reminded me a bit of Twins Labyrinth by AKIRA Norikazu - no actually it reminded me a lot of Twins Labyrinth... just without the hosts and money XP

... Last updated on September 2nd, 2012, 1:31am

After the ending of chapter 3 I think I'm in love with Hide.

Otherwise this is probably a quite boring Yamamoto manga, but she's still awesome and the story is cute and her art is awesome as always. The characters feel alive even though they may not be that original but well... I'm in love with Hide. I'm looking forward to this second story of his!

Standard Yamamoto manga. Decent storyline with cute art, the characters were a little difficult to tell apart at first but it became easier really quick. I am looking forward to the next chapter, I would definitely like to see how the Yuki character works out.