Wow. While reading this i was so caught up with the character's emotions and development that I was so disappointed when there were no more up dates. This manga is definitively a must read and a keeper.

I read Yume Musubi Koi Musubi before this, and I really liked Tanihara (he's so chill all the time, haha), so I was really excited to see this! And wow, am I impressed. Not only is it hot, the characters are awesome, and funny (some of the lines really just made me crack up). I also love Sakuragi Yaya's art. This is an extremely unique, interesting manga, but it still has those sweet moments that every yaoi fangirl likes- although you definitely appreciate them more in this manga, lol. I love it! Totally recommended.

This is a love story with believable personalities; humorous, charming, and warm. The kid behaves like a kid, and there is no rape or totally ridiculous misunderstanding. There is great sexual chemistry between the two MCs. Tanihara is a little subversive and mischievous in a way that I've come across with real people, and the doctor doesn't fit an easy mold. Sakuragi Yaya's art is expressive and consistent in quality. Stands up to a second reading, which is rare. Really enjoyable.

Wow. This was really good.

I put off reading this for the past few years because the cover looked weird to me. And then recently, after reading my first Yaoi manga, I finally decided, "What the heck, I'll try this one out." And I'm SO HAPPY I read this. The characters drive this story--they're not the usual cliches, and I really fell in love with the humorous main guys.

The doctor and the sweet shop guy have surprising chemistry, so much so that I was red in the face just reading this. Nothing feels forced at all, and things move along at a really nice pace. This is a mature manga about two consenting, multi-faceted adults falling in love; there are no elements of the usual rapey seme and weak, cry-baby uke. Here, both sides are realistically unpredictable, and I LOVE it.

Although I wish both guys had chance to be seme, this is the first time I feel satsified with the Uke character. Both are independent and masculine, and both exhibit wholesome personalities. They feel fully human.

GAHHHHHH I REALLY REALLY LIKE THIS STORY DAMMIT. The main characters just have SO MUCH CHEMISTRY TOGETHER. They are hilarious, sexy, sweet, meaningful, and touchy ALL AT ONCE. I cannot handle this much wonderful goodness.

TEN OUT OF TEN. PERFECT. 100% !!!

... Last updated on June 5th, 2016, 10:44pm

I CANT BELIEVE THAT THIS WAS PUBLISED IN 2011 WHEREAS CALORIE IS PUBLISHED IN 2002!!!! Plot-wise, it's very believable (since it improved) BUT THE ART OMG. HIMEGOTO'S ART IS SOOOO EARLY 2000s (or even around 90's) WHILE CALORIE LOOKS LIKE IT'S FROM THE EARLY 2010'S OMG I JUST CANT BELIEVE IT JSJDKJS THE PLOT OF HA, THE ART, EVERYTHINGG IS PERFECT I JUST CANT

I like the art, I LOVE that both characters are more like people than one-trait stereotypes, and the kid is even likable.

I didn't like some of the chapters scanlated by some groups - it got messy and slightly unintelligible with the translation. It seemed like the original author did a good job, but some of the pages weren't handled very well, which is a shame. Others did a great job.

I'd like to read more if it's translated.

It's Sakuragi sensei forte in general, but in this story the characters are all so perfectly portrayed without excessive traits, they become someone who could be your neighbour, a friend, a relative, etc. They are credible and relatable and that the strength of the story.
Storytelling wise, Sakuragi sensei manage effortlessly to write a story without an ounce of drama, yet a page turner.

I'll admit I didn't want to read this at first because the cover art looked a little weak. As I was reading the first couple chapters I thought "yeah I don't like this art, I don't understand the ratings, I'll prob give it a 5," but I continued to read and my opinion changed. The art never got better, but the story and the development of the characters did in a nice and surprising way. It is definitely worth a read (most single father yaoi's are), but is far from being a perfect 10 in my opinion, there is much better yaoi I would recommend first.

... Last updated on March 1st, 2017, 7:02pm