On the one hand I really like all the characters from main to supporting; the whole cast is colourful and fun while the protagonists are sincere and hardworking and make you wanna root for them. On the other hand I wish the story had moved me a bit more; it's not a bad one don't get me wrong, I just felt like the execution was a little too dry and predictable at times that it hindered this manga from truly becoming special. Shishido's behaviour in the latter half was especially guilty of this, and while Onizuka's growth in interpersonal skills was a nice given, I would've liked there to be more focus on his feelings and gradual emotional growth too. Nonetheless it's still a pretty decent read all in all, and I could appreciate the meaningful conversations and interactions between different character pairings. The art is also nice and fits the calm and mature vibe of the story well.

Comment posted after reading chapter 4.

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

Nagisa Furuya yet again succeeds in delivering a sweet shounen-ai story. This time in a university setting.
I don't even know what to say. Yes, that's kinda typical "starting anew after high school" story, yet it was somehow refreshing for me. I love this "unfriendly guy actually being a sweet bun scheme." And Shishido falls for it as soon as I do.
It's hard for me to say more about this manga as it's still unfinished in terms of translation. So far I can say it's sweet and funny. Both characters are easy to love and the more we get to know about them, the more we like them. Leo's family is nice to know, it's actually really refreshing to see characters family in Nagisa Furuya's manga.

As always, highly recommended for sweet stories lovers and fluss lovers!

... Last updated on August 28th, 2018, 9:17am

I would like more, pls. As always, Furuya Nagisa is a genius and a perfect natural. Her pauses are PERFECT AND ART