If you're looking for a oneshot with a plot and engaging characters, you've knocked on the wrong door. Besides the cliché storyline, the way the uke leaves his long-time paterns of fooling around and turns into a little dog, wagging his tail, in just few seconds, feels just unbelievable. Moreover we don't know why he got attached to Eda suddenly.

Even only for the sex scenes, they sure are quite smutty, which could be good, but somehow I didn't found them really hot. So all in all, I don't find it convincing.

But as always, Kanzaki's artwork is great and enjoyable to look at.

... Last updated on March 2nd, 2012, 7:20pm

The art was okay, although it did look a bit wonky at times, and the plot was slightly cliche. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the oneshot, but it just wasn't as good as some other oneshots I've read previously.
The plot was simple, nothing complicated about it, but it's honestly nothing memorable since it doesn't have anything that would help me remember the story by. I'd probably recognize the series after reading the description though, but that's a given.
The conflict in this story doesn't run too deep, it's kind of just that "character A likes character B, but cannot have aforementioned character, so runs into the arms of character C", and the story ends.
Not bad all in all, but it isn't jaw-dropping like other series out there.