It was a fairly good read although the story was pretty generic. For me, the first couple's story was lacklustre; I enjoyed the second couple a lot more. That may just be due to my soft spot for mushy semes though (and I thought that his use of that lamp was hilarious).

There is bullying, homophobia and coming out the closet: Ingredients that if used right could make this manga perfect. Unfortunatelly, those concepts were excecuted poorly and the plot felt generic if not weak. I wouldn't mind if the story was deliberately over the top or not serious but this is simply not the case. At least the art is beyond average and there are some funny/cute moments, thus making this manga good for some light reading.

For an author's first tankoubon, especially a BL author's, this is not a shabby attempt at all if I must say so myself. Sure the stories are not that special or anything, but the characters certainly did their fair share for compensating what was lacking in the plots. And although the development leading to 'love realisation' and 'sexy time' sometimes felt a bit fast for me, that didn't bother me too much since I was too invested in the characters already, especially in the second story. I also like the mangaka's sense of humour, and gosh her chibis are so cute and funny.