It's not easy to find such a sweet and beautiful story aywhere. This manga, really, an awesome work of Takarai Rihito-sensei. If you missed it, then you'd be regret.

The characters in Seven Days have a great way to express their mind, they don't look like anyone but them ^"^ (hard to understand, nah?). ANDDDD, beside, Shino is the coolest XD He's so different from the other uke (he's an uke, right ^____^"?). Man, he's really great :x

You should read it, even if you're looking for yaoi manga or etc. You'll fall in love with it right away, for sure XD

I was never really a fan of yaoi or yuri or shounen ai and the likes before. But when I watched Kyou Kara Maou and Junjou Romantica, it made me think that it's not bad as long as it has some depth in the story. Well, so far this has captured my interest and I am gonna keep my eye on this series. I love this and I hope it will be made into an anime...

The plot's not completely original and the story doesn't rip out your heart and etc etc, but despite some flaws that I can't really point out it's perfect the way it is. The pace, the development, the length, and the chemistry.

This manga is something I will reread.

Everytime I read this I feel the urge to scream out KYA~~!!
The story is built around the misunderstandings and confusion cause by the characters' reluctance to say things straightforward. Although that is common and cliche in shounen-ai, I can actually feel it when the characters pull back slightly. Or just about to burst out but holds back in fear of rejection, humiliation. The theme around the "seven days" time limit was quite interesting and entertaining. As the days progress, you can feel the tension rising like a time bomb. I would read this and feel like a week passed.

I'm not particularly fond of the art. Generally it is satisfactory. Sometimes Yuzuru's hair volume is just outrageous. (Seryou is perfect though) Not my favourite, but very suited for the story and a distinct style. I must say I loved the way Seryou was drawn in Volume 1 Chapter 5.2 page 6. CHOU KAWAII.

Overall these two volumes gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling. AND A STRONG YEARNING FOR MORE~~!! Definitely yes for all BL fans. I also recommend reading the manga while listening to the drama cd.

... Last updated on March 9th, 2011, 1:10am

I want to get every 'bad' thing out of the way before properly commenting on the series. This doesn't have anything to do with the manga itself but more with it's 'ranking' on this site. This is one of the top ~20 series of this site based on ratings, and I'm sorry to say this isn't THAT good, it's MASSIVELY overrated. Also, some of the other reviews assess this as realistic? NO, everyone is entitled to their opinion and their impressions will be shaped by their experiences and I respect that, BUT this is NOT realistic in the SLIGHTEST. Not even the most 'soft', 'fluffy', sensitive gay man on this WHOLE planet earth acts this way, highschooler or not, the MCs have more in common with teen girls than anything else. It's more funny than anything, their actions and thoughts had me laughing a lot, believe me, NO man (that I've met) acts this way, regardless of their sexual preferences (a common theme among BL manga written by female mangaka, unrealistic men). Now moving on to the proper review. It was simply fine, doesn't overstay it's welcome, it isn't sappy, no excessive unnecessary drama/characters, nothing that makes you want to drop it, but it doesn't grab you either. I found myself reading it out of curiosity more than anything else, It never moved me, made me cry, or say "Wow what a beautiful X"... It simply moves along with the story, and ends. The art fits the story, but I didn't like it very much, it made the "beaufitul" MCs actually seem ugly. I view it as a unintentional comedy more than anything, you won't hate it, but won't love it either.

... Last updated on March 12th, 2022, 5:26am

This is one of the most overrated BL manga in existence that I've ever been aware of. I get that the ~cute innocent heart-flutting~ school boy romance theme is a huge crowd pleasure by default, but people really gotta stop being so critically lenient with anything and everything as long as it's non-controversial whether in content or in appearance, and surprise-surprise this series is both. The story is okay but no where near the masterpiece it's hailed so much to be, characterisation is generic and honestly quite outdated with all the stupid misunderstanding tropes, the narrative is muddled and really unclear at times due to very abrupt and awkward scene transitions, though that last part is partly the fault of the illustrator too, and the confusing low-quality fan translation didn't help. Only the first two chapters could be considered decent, the rest to follow ranged from average at best to meh at worst.

The only bad point to this manga is shino (the girl, not the main character)

... Last updated on March 14th, 2010, 3:07pm

I give it a 1 because each chapter is almost like a new story doesn't continue. They don't seem like they are in love with much. What I mean is they don't talk out their problem they had. I'm like who the older brother why is his girlfriend making out with the younger brother?