I really liked the calm and gentle seme, that actually acts like an adult that works progressively towards his goal of attracting the uke. No non-con, nothing really forceful, at most a bit insistent. The seme was a bit too good to be true prince type. The uke on the other hand was the straight faced emotional distant type (due to trauma that is pretty common in this type of stories).
The art was nice and pretty expressive.
My other minus comes from the thin dialogues, at some points the interactions were a bit cheesy when trying to be deep. It would have delivered more by trying less to be intense.
Overall it is a nice read, but just don't have over the top expectations.

Despite being better than the 'prequel' this manga is still basically very average, very 'normal' and almost boring in a way. The twists might be there for the sakes of twists and turns, but those alone aren't enough to pull up the story from its shallow pond lying beneath. It's such a shame, really. I don't hate the manga, but am certainly not fond of it either.

Much better than the main story "Tenshi no Tamagoryouri" which I didn't like at all, but it's worth reading JUST for the sequels if you care about such things (even though I can tell you, the one character who shows up in this story you really don't need to read the main story for!)
It's a good story, nice characters and decent art!
It is a story that actually has a bit of substance and isn't just fast sex or shallow relationships!

this is the first off fujii's works i actually like. it's still not particularly deep (though it tries to be), and i still didn't come to care about the characters, but it's plotted and executed well. the art is also considerably better than it used to be.

it doesn't have any reread value for me, but it's a pleasant, above average read.