However, the story about Gen and Kyo is wonderful. I love how the author treats gender, gender identity and social expectations here. Kyo is very gentle and an overall good kid, whereas Gen is a round character, which has quirks, but is not a cliché either. So my rating is more for the secondary story than for the main one.

Two very normal fluffy and cute stories with very gentle semes who win over reluctant ukes. Nothing groundbreaking, but a nice title to pass the time with. I kind of appreciated how the semes were on the pushy side, but not THAT pushy. Just enough push so the story doesn't stall in "will-they-wont-they" land lol.

Second story is one of the few BL mangas I've read that dips just a little into the gender fluidity territory. It's not explored deeply and I'm sure there's a lot more to gender fluidity than what this manga presents, but it's nice to see a character that doesn't definitively define himself as "male". He does say that he is a man, in the end, but it's clear to all characters that he doesn't take gender or sexuality too seriously. It's a nice breath of fresh air.