It's just a waste that this manga is doujinshi! (I mean, we cant even read the writings that well) The story is a spin off from Kamisama no ude no naka, but it actually has more aims, more plot, stronger characters and even longer stories. I just cant stop reading it over and over.

(btw I swear Nekota Yonezoh makes the world's most awesome orgasm faces)

This manga has a depth to it that not many of Yonezou-sensei's works have. The atmosphere when I started reading really got to me and at that moment I knew that Michiru Heya was something great.



Overall, this is an amazing read. But to really appreciate it, it has to be read seriously instead of as just a manga to pass the time.

Beautiful..
i don't even need more words to describe it..
i knew it was a 10 at the chapter 3, it is THAT good..

I'm enjoying this series..I'm glad that the story is continuing. I love the art and the stories so far very interesting. I'm looking forward to how the Main characters relationship will develop as the story goes.

... Last updated on October 15th, 2009, 1:11pm

I have serious reservations about this manga, however one of things that this manga does best, and something which I have seen so rarely happen in stories regardless of the sex of the persons in question, is that it does not invalidate anyone’s pain and suffering at the cost of another’s. The manner in which both Renold and Roger address each other wounds, as they do not center themselves at the expense of the other, is quite astounding and moving. And, this is what made me fall in love with the manga. Furthermore, despite using rape with such frequency and intensity, what I found most endearing about this was how not even once, especially not through drawing to feed our voyeuristic desires, was rape glamorized or recast as sex. To see how rape as not being used as a synonym for sex, is just so impossible in the yaoi genre, but it happened all the same here. Rape has actual consequences, it hurts, it is something to be feared, and it is weaponized. That’s why, what also drew me so much to this manga was not only Nekota’s refusal to show rape as pleasurable, but to not show rape at all. This is no small achievement. Lastly, I just love Nekota’s art so much.

This is seriously so addicting- the characters are just amazing. It has such a beautiful tone of sadness to it, but it's cut through so perfectly with humor and happiness. Roje and Renold are both such good characters- Renold is adorable, but he's so strong, and Roje just makes you want to hug him, haha. The art is lovely, and the plot is good, too- it's got the perfect amount of drama to make it deliciously addicting, and the depth to make you seriously committed to the characters and how things play out. And, don't worry for those of you who like the ahem, action, lol, since Nekota Yonezou fails to disappoint (again and again) with her really hot um, "action" scenes, haha. I am so addicted to this manga, and I seriously need to read more! I definitely recommend this- it's beautiful and sad, yet it has its bright moments; it's deep and has drama, but it's not irritating or over the top (rather, it's executed extremely well). Not to mention the fact that Roje and Renold really make your heart ache and flutter- basically, just read this. Seriously.

SO good !! i really did'nt want to read it, i thought it will be really boring to read ! but it was so eatiful, the story is goin so well, and the caracther are so lovely !!! it was really awsome !!

I never thought i'll love it so much !!
i soo recomande it ! and hope it will be scanned quiqly

In fact it was nice enough for me to read it twice! The art is quite nice, the characters are likeable with some development and the plot is interesting with a good pace. Overall really quite a nice manga to read. I especially love how Renold (and Rogers) are portrayed as more realistic guys, they're tough and defiant towards the things that harm them but they also have weaknesses and sadness, it's a whole level above the whiny uke and arrogant seme, here you have characters with personality. I also found the ending quite satisfying so that's a plus!

As for Nekota Yonezou's yaoi it's lacking of graphic hot sex scenes, that's why I took off one point. Leaving that aside it's a touching, warm love story, that'll pick up your interest to the end, it's not predictable, not annoying, not cliche. I like slow paced storyline and the characters who were different from my first impression. They're likeable and smart, moreover there's background for them and the growth of the characters. Also the art is very good. It feels like it was made with a lot of care and diligence. I had a really good time.
Definitely worth to read!

Oh btw. it doesn't matter what was in that letter, or rather - whatever there was, it's ok, nothing can break him, he'll be fine because he's not alone anymore

... Last updated on May 3rd, 2015, 5:29pm

Honestly, this had been one of my absolute favorites...until I waited almost a year for the last chapter to come out, and it felt super rushed. I was expecting a lot more, I had no idea that was the last chapter. It just felt so...empty. Like the author just wanted to get it over with. And that's why I giving it an 8. It had the potential to be one of the best, but that ending was just disappointing. It's still a good read that I would eventually reread though