really nice smut and good depiction of seduction from this mangaka. the feelings department is kinda clunky and not very well constructed, but the smut was good, at least. hotaka was the most frustrating, is he shy or not? lol I feel like the manga went between these two character traits without explanation, as if the character had split personalities.

also, the art is sexy, but the mangaka draws FLAT BUTTS?! I'm very disappointed. Nice, realistically round ass cheeks would be appreciated. With so much art focused on the butt I expected to not see a cutting board ass xD

There's nothing new or unique about this story, however, this type of storytelling is very engaging and it captivates the reader. I liked how the story made us think up until the second-to-last chapter that there was an immoral conflict going on and it was then revealed that the uke lied about that to hurt the seme with his schemes. Overall, I liked it and I definitely recommend this.

Wooow i really liked this!!! I wasnt expecting much, but i enjoyed it!!! This was really a good read. I only wish it would have been longer so that we could see Hotaka finally saying "i love you senpai" <3 i want a sequel!!!!!

... Last updated on June 19th, 2017, 8:09am

I'm still trying to figure out if that's in a good way or a bad way. But it was certainly an entertaining read, even if I'm not quite sure what I read. The art's decent at least. The writing kind of reminds me of a telenovela of some sorts.

It's obvious the mangaka tried to divert this story from clichés and opted to incorporate an unconventional twist so that it doesn't end up like your run-of-the-mill happy ending everywhere, and in a way I guess it worked because I surely did not expect the plot to progress the route that it did. I also thought it was needlessly confusing though, and it's hard to follow up on what's actually going on because of the main couple's games and roundabout approach to their relationship. Still, I have to give credit where credit's due; the art is very pretty and cool and a good distraction from the messy narrative.