There's nothing glaringly questionable or dubious here, mind you, I just couldn't get into the story or sympathise with the characters that much, is all. Like I get it, they have sad backstories, they've struggled with life so much, and I should feel sorry for their situations. I just wish the narrative was more subtle with this message it's trying to get across. Sometimes less is more, and I definitely would have preferred something less obvious than characters whining about their misery all the time.

It's a good story with complex plot and original characters. It's a bitter-sweet romance, a lot's going on between those guys, at one point they have to deal with some serious problems and their past mistakes to gain happiness, there's character development and good story-telling. I saw some well created Tsundere characters but I don't recall seeing any similar to Ino - good job sensei! I hated him at first but I started to like him after some time.
The art is very pretty, there's the background for main couple, twists in a plot and also some funny moments so you won't get bored. There's no rape=love cliche, no dumb or childish behaviour, no ridiculous moments, no annoying stuff that appear often in average yaoi. I had a really good time.

It's recommended.

... Last updated on May 28th, 2018, 3:36pm

Considering that there is not much plot going on, the character driven story was pretty good and left me with a nice feeling. In just a few chapters we get to see character development and a pretty nice romance blooming. The two guys learn from one another and encourage to do better. They get over past mistakes and prejudices and just get closer naturally. The dialog conveys some pretty good views about life and shows that they really think about one another. Together with the beautiful art, this is a piece worth checking.

... Last updated on May 13th, 2020, 8:37am