I don't know what's up with this mangaka, but I tend to like her secondary characters way more, than her main couples. This time also: the older brother's story was way better, than the main story, it's a shame it was too short for proper developement. (Not that any real developement happened with the main couple, despite having 4+ chapters...)
As for the main couple: their story was rather thin, nothing much to say about them, just your typical high school deliquent, who's a softie only for his love interest, and his love interest, who's a crybaby damsel in distress. I appreciated though the seme's self restraint after seeing the uke's unwillingness, which is pretty rare in yaoiland. I liked the art as well.
Overall, I have to admit, I still enjoyed reading this manga, but I don't see myself coming back to re-read it, nor remembering it after a short time.

Premise is kinda crack and the characters/plot aren't developed well, but its a cute little thing to read.

I love the art style but the plot wasn't strong enough.
the main story wasn't that good as it was the last one. My rating goes to the older brother story, was really beautiful and touching.

... Last updated on July 8th, 2018, 10:48pm

The dialogues make no sense. It's not the translators' fault, it is obvious that the mangaka wanted to portray all her characters as rush, immature teenagers but it got to the point where they all speak like they have speaking difficulties, they can pretty much form a sentence with up to 3 wordswith no problem and cannot complete any sentence that demands a more complicated structure. Especially, the uke not only speaks like that but he also acts like he was traumatized by a horrible incident in the past and lacks the means to engage in any social interraction without sweating, shaking, crying, etc.
The art is cute. That's all.