This was somewhat average, but I think it had some pretty good points. I feel like the first commenter didn't actually read this because at no point does the guy in the first story become anyone's slave. In fact his boss is kind of submissive for the most part. The stories in general were decent. Nothing really stand-out amazing for me, but not bad. I really enjoyed the characters though. The art was the best part. It's very clean and expressive. I also got a naona bohra vibe, though they do not have the *same* art style(I'd venture to say that the art here was more classically pretty than bohra).

I agree with most of what Kockara said, though for me the sex scenes were lacking something in most instances. Very beautifully drawn though. I love realistic bodies!!

Absolutely worth the read!
So, I took the time and read the story, which is seriously unique. In the first story a crybaby seme, that is slightly disturbed in a serious sense, nice. (not saying anything more about it tee hee) I think the way the Author portrayed the characters was excellent. There are a couple other stories in the book 3 pairs of couples. The first and second stories are about the first couple evolving the crybaby Seme. The third and fourth story is related, while the fifth one I believe isn't related at all. I'd like to note that there is another Yaoi manga called "Retsujou Kyoumushitsu". I made the mistake of clicking the link. I mistook it for this manga. To avoid mistake use the full name Retsujou - Dakitai Otoko Dakaretai Otoko" if your searching for this manga on the web. Or simply check to make sure the author is correct.

Story:
When the story first pans out, at the beginning, I thought "yep, your typical boss/subordinate relationship. How predictable." Yet when I continued reading on, I discovered just how far off the mark I really was. With so many books out there running the same story basis, it's nice to see a different approach on what I'd call a "been there done that plot" mixing it up and making it an interesting and unique read. If anyone asked me about the flow of the manga, I'd say it plays like the days of our lives. You don't know what to expect. It's a good thing. It's like the character are so unique that you seriously don't know what to expect next. (honestly like characters should be) I dunno about you guys but It kinda becomes boring when it's predictable.

Characters:
OMG, I loved the characters in these! You know how you read so many yaoi manga, and you start to see the standard Uke and the standard Seme. I mean the traditional big bully Seme personalities, and meek Uke stereotypes? Well I loved that the characters seriously had there own personalities, & hang ups.

Art:
Up to date art that was well done, & nicely made. I felt that the art work made the impact it was meant to make. In terms of character drawing if your familiar with art work by Naono Bohra you'll have a simi feel for the character build, body wise. So if you can't stand your Yaoi with an almost realistic body build, skip. If you can deal, then try it out.

What did it for me:
One thing that personally did it for me was the fact that the Uke wasn't just some brain dead idiot in capable of thinking and doing anything without the Seme. Or maybe I should say that I liked how there was a balance of power. Even if the scales seems tipped at first it doesn't stay that way for long. Also the Smex was very hawt. It was what I'd call the right amount into a mixture. I seriously did enjoy reading this and will look for other works from this mangaka.

yet another typical yaoi manga with the typical scenario "work with childhood friend, becomes a slave and then a lover" thingy. Not that exciting, just well...normal. That's all I can say!