In short: The drawing style is catchy, like the characters design and the clean outlines. It's simple yet matching the oneshot characteristics, bound to the short length and space for the storylines development.

As for the storyline, it's nothing out of the ordinary and that's not negative either. It has a nice flow and cute moments, but also shows some of the worries bound to the feelings of someone feeling lonely and different from others. All in all, there will be no regrets reading it! ^^

This manga had a cuteness to it and I enjoyed every second I spent reading it and a little more after I was done. But I do understand the loneliness the protagonist felt in the beginning. Being an openly gay guy I've been blessed to not have faced bullying as a kind in school. I was lucky to be born with a strong built and since I was easy going people usually didn't mind. But its hard finding a partner... its not like I can walk to any guy and flirt with him. Its sad to admit but I have yet been able to feel what its like to be in a relationship. I can understand why gays in yaois have some many one night stands (before they meet their destined seme/uke) since thats all you are offered. It really is a lonely feeling.

This was quite a lovely oneshot all in all. There's not much of a surprise or dramatic turnout, but it was still just really nice to read. The calming atmosphere and gentle nature of it all is hard to resist, and even if the story doesn't break any new grounds it still fills you with a sense of comfort and wholesomeness that's hard to describe. I quite dig this mangaka's style.