At first i saw chapter 14 and then i started with chapter one. Like other yaoi fans I find this one to be another beautiful seriex the derseve to be read. The characters are cute, funny, and hot espically for the seme. This is one of though series where u find the uke that actually wants the seme and is honest yet cute snd funny beside the other ones i read. The seme is adorble, hot tsunade that u can't help but love. I find this to be similar to Yellow with the waiting for them to finally get together. This series also takes paitent but it's not a shounen-ai but is a yaoi. And unlike many semes i seen , Ryumei is a patient guy that can wait to share a happy scene and actually is changed by Ao and blushes with Ao, who i find unusal actually wants it. After reading it i find this series to have a actual love relationship, and a lovely plot beside sex scenes all the time, This series is a must read for any yaoi fan.

... Last updated on May 28th, 2011, 3:02pm

Well at first the series was leaning on something between hardcore & softcore shounen-ai so i didn't pay any mind to it since im usually a hardcore yaoi fan but i decided to give it a try (actually 3 b/c i lost interest a few times) again this year and by the end of chapter 13 of volume 3 i was an Ao x Ryoumei-san fan to the heart.


Ao is a fresh of breath air in yaoi since he is an aggressive uke who probably is a seme, definitely shows signs of semeness- takes charge in the earlier ecchi scenes, is backed up by passionate emotions, possessive, etc.


I also like Ryoumei-san because he is unlike many semes in yaoi. Let's just say they wouldn't stall for a minute at a chance of sex with a cute high school boy...which earns Ryoumei-san big points in my book for taking it slow and trying to figure everything out. Moreover, he is a very understandable character as he questions Ao's sexuality, his sexuality, the relationship between them and the impact Ao has had in his life ( which was a lot).


Furthermore, i think that because the mangaka decided to drawl out the story in two volumes with no substantial sex scenes and instead made it more about character development and focused on the plot instead of the sex scenes that made this story a very likable one. Overall, i would recommend this yaoi title to anyone who likes a yaoi story with an actual plot

... Last updated on August 10th, 2010, 7:26am

Don't be fooled, it's not your usual yaoi manga~ Ao, the "uke", is as blunt as they come, strong-willed (most of the time), and as cute as can be. The "seme", Ryoumei, is a Priest, who's known Ao since he was a kid, and despite Ao's claimed interest in him, doesn't think his feelings could go beyond just a close friendship (I guess you could call it).

The relationship moves a tad slower than most yaoi manga, which is nice for a change as is having different characters with different situations. Each chapter leaves you on the edge, craving for more! The art is beautiful, as to be expected from Sakuragi Yaya~ I also think this is my favorite of her works so far! ♥

Definitely must read~

... Last updated on November 3rd, 2011, 11:27pm

I have to say I don't really like long series of light BL in general. Too much builtup almost got associated with too much drama. This, however, is a delight.

The built-up feels quite smooth, I don't get choked directly with drama, the characters goes beyond stereotypes, and compared to her other multi-volume work, Tea for Two, the difference goes very, very far.

She still got a problem in pacing, tho; the story feels kinda....prolonged, at times, and that's why it's 9.

Characters might be a bit different of what has been seen before, situations too. But something that annoyed me a little was the way the other character were introduced, like as if the mangaka was trying to extend a story that could have been written in just one volume. Art isn't outstanding, but it isn't bad either. I guess this is just not my type of shonen ai.

Quite frankly, I don't like yaoi or shounen-ai at all, but I gave this series a try at someone's suggestion. It'd be pretty hard for me to deny the fact that this is quite possibly one of the nicest manga that I've ever read. The characters are simple to understand and relate to, the plot works, and Ao is pretty interesting, too. He's pint-sized yet aggressive, at times modest yet usually straight-forward, and a cute little high-schooler that gets a usually cool and composed priest confused--even a little scared. I have no idea what's usual in this genre, but this plot device really works for me. Very nicely done, I think.

I also find the extremely tsundere Ryoumei-san quite likeable, too. His discomfort is more tha a little reasonable, considering a fact that a kid he more or less watched grow up told him that he wanted to do H things with him out of the blue. So his hesitation should be pretty much allowed.

Despite the fact that I'll probably never pick up another BL series again, I think that it's only right for me to give this mangaka credit where credit is due. It's indeed a breath of fresh air from my usual (horror, sci-fi, and psychological....heavy genres). One or two volumes could probably get the point across, but I like this series all the same. Highly recommended.

... Last updated on April 19th, 2010, 9:54am

I'm soo glad I had a chance to read this series!! I looove it, and I competely adore the uke. He soo different from the typical ukes. I want to see how it will end...but I'm enjoying it right now. I love Yaya sensei <3

... Last updated on November 3rd, 2009, 9:39am

This is hilarious. I wanted this to finish the scanlations first before I read this but I got back reading sensei's works again and this is the last one left.

Anyway about the manga, I just read up to the latest scan (chap 8). Story and character development are great. I mean, they are well developed. The art is gorgeous. The seme looks hot. Ao's expressions are shown well.

This is a very enjoyable read. I can't wait for more scans to come.

... Last updated on August 17th, 2009, 10:40pm

It is a very well plotted story. Not the normal uke-seme thing. The uke is cute but different from the normal sissies around. You will have a very great relaxing time reading this well drawn manga. It is funny, enjoyable, cute, romantic and yes sometimes heart wrenched. Have fun!