Well, what can I say?In my opinion this manga is really gorgeous!When I've read it at the first time,I've really fell in love with art,story and characters^_^Their relationships are very interesting and cute,and every day I just can't wait the moment when the next issue comes...I've already read Thursday night-very short and cute story;Friday 1-4 and Saturday 1-2.So now I can't wait Sunday!Yeah,I've really fell for this lovely story...*^_^*

I really enjoyed this manga from start to finish. There was so much emotion and excitement packed into the short 7 days, as promised. I was definitely left wanting more at the end, but completely satisfied. Considering how quickly everything transpired, the characters got a good amount of development. I loved the depiction of them quickly learning more about the other person, and unexpectedly finding themselves loving the other. Moreover, it was refreshing to see them depicted as equals--neither one was more manly or popular, and there weren't really any overused stereotypes making it boring, besides the fact that everyone is drop dead gorgeous.

My only qualm with the story was that the tension/problems presented in the plot seemed a little over used. Tension was mostly one sided, and I would have liked to see some variety in the hang ups/snags.There was also a little 'same face syndrome' but I'm not that bothered by it.

All in all, I really recommend this as a quick read, and I see myself coming back to read it again in the future because of how cute and enjoyable it was.

... Last updated on January 7th, 2020, 3:28pm

Simple, melodramatic, pretty cute.

I came across a youtube video about this manga and it got me curious. The summary seemed good and the reviews were good. But when I started reading the manga, I realised that it was way, WAY better than I imagined. This manga focuses so well on pure love. It's kind of rare to find mangas like this.

It was beautiful, meaningful and captivating! It made me laugh at times and was . . . educating in some ways. (Hint: 20 roses) I wish there was more! A sequel would be lovely! I highly recommend this to anyone who's yet to start reading Boy Love stories! And I recommend it to any fellow fan of BL.

And I HATE that girl, Shino! She's gives girls everywhere a bad name!!

I'm surprised of how many are complaining that "they don't get why it's rated so high". Honestly, did you really READ it till the end?

This manga has a very nice gentle touch. Even if it's a story of just 7 days, it still doesn't feel rushed. After reading it I had this calm feeling. I thought the manga has a little good originality in it and even though it doesn't dig that deep into the characters, I still got to know them well.

Some of you were complaining about Shino and that sensei didn't explain everything about her and her relationship with the two brothers. Well actually she did! You honestly just didn't read the manga if you didn't catch her history.

But of course, people have a different taste. I personally am more into yaoi than shounen-ai, but this was a very nice read. I loved it! Sensei's style is simple yet kinda delicate. The characters are likable and interesting and the flow of the plot goes nicely and calmly forward. I've read closer to 1000 different manga and yes, this isn't my favorite or anything. But it's definetely one of the most enjoyable reads I've had.

Totally recomended!

... Last updated on January 17th, 2013, 7:50am

When I finished reading, I was not left with a giggling mad or sad groaning expression at it ending, no, I was just smiling slightly and relaxed. The manga had a certain lull to it, but it was not a sleep-inducing, boring lull.

The overall tone seemed peaceful and somewhat poignant--quiet. Everything simply flowed into one another, with occasional ripples of mild intensity. Events rolled over in consecutive waves, and I discovered that there was no need to question the logic of the happenings, it felt natural and realistic in the sense that 'things just happen'. Not pretentious at all. Characters just reacted with a certain simplicity akin to that of real life: they didn't fall in love with obvious blushes and burning passion, instead it's just subtle but sure.

...Though there's no denying that we could've delved deeper into their psches and stories. We only get glimpses of their thoughts, mainly through their actions and facial expresions. The art was lovely in conveying their emotions; and the simple prettiness of it contributed to the calm atmosphere.

So although I believe it just skims the surface of the pool, it will definitely quench your thirst.

... Last updated on January 14th, 2013, 7:55pm

I've read Seven Days before and even if I think it's a pretty good manga, I can only give it a rating of 6 out of 10. I think it's a bit unrealistic that all the girls can just pretty much acknowledge their idol having a male partner without having much fight. The story between the two main characters are adorable, true, but I don't feel connected to them at all. Or maybe that's just me.

Aside from that, it's a pretty enjoyable manga. If you love reading a story about a couple that almost has no problem in their relationship, this manga is perfect for you.

When I first read it I bought the book after.this is a one in the million yaoi .it's seriously amazing and I was so upset when it ended but it's a book I can read anytime and it never gets boring

I couldn’t agree morewith @keyracunan.
Pretty cute manga, but I don't see why all the 10s. I mean, there's nothing at all I'd say I don't like. I like everything. I just...doesn't hit the spot, you know? It's not the best I've ever read, it's just well constructed on every aspect.
The characters are perfectly deep and grow over the small amount of time they're together, as does the relationship between them develop in a nice and adequate pace. Their love is also really strong, we can tell it, and I like that aspect of it. But neither of the characters is my type. It didn't bother me or anything, though.
The art is kind of airy, suits the whole feeling of the story line, it's sketchy and adorable.
And thought the plot is pretty simple, it's throughoutly though of, the panels are fine and it goes by smoothly and with perfectly okay points. The chapters were short, so it made them pretty amusing.
The only thing I can actually think of that doesn't really suit my taste (other than some plot problems some reviewers mentioned before) is that there was no angst. That would be perfectly fine if the genres here didn’t say "drama". Well, I've seen none and I was expecting it. I didn't cry at all, and I'm usually emotional to the point I cry the whole thing (and Shino (the girl) is a bitch, I absolutely hate her…but I guess it’s kind of part of the story)
Also, it’s like the author completely ignored the normally overused obstacle of falling in love with a guy when the character’s previously straight and traded it for the “only one week” restriction.
It's just...not remarkable for me. Was indeed good enough to keep me interested, to the point I didn't stop reading to do anything else until I finished. But not one of my favorites. I'd recommend it 'cause I enjoyed it and it made me smile, of course. Just, maybe it's too fluffy for me?

PS1: I know it's crazy, but I kept thinking "Shiryu" every time I read Seryou's name and cracked up at the worst moments.
PS2: At the beginning I thought I'd downloaded a shoujo manga by mistake, since there was so much blah blah blah about Koike/Keiko (each translation has her name in a different way o.o) and such. There are much more girls in this than any other BL I can recall.

This is one manga that I can truly describe as b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l.

Both of the protagonists have their hang-ups, their own issues. But watching the two of them slowly fall for each other was a wonderful experience. Even though this manga is not long (only two volumes!), the pace is nice and steady so the mangaka doesn't rush to fill two volumes with ten volumes' worth of content.

I love this remarkable piece of work. ^_^