English is not my native language, so I can't really express my feelings well, but simply put: I wanted to enjoy it, but I didn't. I usually love slow progressing relationships in my stories, but this time it was too slow. And the story wasn't that interesting too, as well as the characters. There wasn't any feelings of wanting more after I finished each chapters. It was overall too bland for me. The art wasn't also that great for me.

You can always count on this mangaka to deliver meaningful content and solid characters; she always does it so seemingly effortlessly and naturally I just love her style so much. It doesn't hit you hard in the guts but lingers long on your mind slowly but surely. A very skilful storyteller specialised in manga form indeed.

Nagisa Furuya is my favorite BL artist. Her mangas are always 10/10 for me.

The first Nagisa Furuya story that shows as characters older than high schoolers. It was something new for me, but I loved it.
Main characters were just so, so lovable. Their relationship started in unusual for Nagisa Furuya's mangas way, but then slowed down and we saw typical for her slow burn. And I must say, I love this kind of slow burn. I love how characters are getting to know each other before getting together. And Nagisa Furuya always makes it looks so natural and realistic.
Secondary characters. When it comes to Sora side, we can say much about them. But I liked them anyway. When it comes to Kengo, we have Shiori. It's not that we know much about her, but I liked her anyway. Probably because there is usually not many likable women in BL mangas, but she was very easy to like, at least for me. She was sweet and supportive, I actually really like her friendship with Kengo.
And the last two chapters. Oh, that made me fall in love with this manga so much.
As always, highly recommended for sweet stories lovers and fluss lovers!

this series hits all my favorite buttons. it's so sweet and very slow, sometimes frustratingly so lol. I love the theme of stars and space (one of my favorites) and the poetic inclusion of that theme in the relationship between the characters is so great. Normally I don't care for age gaps but this one was done really well that I didn't notice, but I did notice as well lol (Kengo is very mature while Sora is just starting into adulthood like many of us in our early twenties)

my only complaint was that there isn't any more!! I could read 5 more volumes on this couple, lol.