Yeah, I agree with happyliez that this is Yamato-sensei's best work. It hasn't got any of the ludicrous moments that some of her other works have (albeit often to pleasantly comedic effect). This is her most realistic and relatable romance, and I loved both the characters who seemed very real and normal. The differences in personality between the two love interests makes their relationship interesting and I was surprised at seeing so much character growth in just 1 volume - hard to achieve for any mangaka, and certainly something I hadn't seen before from Yamato Nase. I hope she keeps this up!

... Last updated on March 28th, 2010, 4:02pm

I think this is Yamato Nase's best work so far. The plot's not completely far-fetched, and the main characters are both likable and human with believable personalities. I think this should have at least an 8.5 Bayesian average. I'd really love for it to be picked up again.

Beautifully developed, and with Yamato-sensei's beautifully bright, expressive and flowing page art shining once again. But the ending, the final chapter which included the 'final joining,' seemed anti-climatic. It was like a rush job in comparison to the carefully plotted story from chapter 1 through 3, which had a strong, slow and believable build-up of motivations and personalities. Izumi (the seme) seemed unbelievably quick with his explanation of his feelings for Satoru (the uke).

So far I've read 3 chapters, and I am in love with this story. It is cute and it does have its little funny moments. I would recommend this to any Nase-fans, and people who want some nice plot in their yaoi genres. I hope some scanslation team picks this up and finishes the rest of the scanslations soon x3333 I can't wait to read the rest!