This was my first Boys Love and I still think is the best of the best in this genre. I really love their relationship and how everything is in this beautiful manga.

A must read to everybody!!!

... Last updated on June 11th, 2013, 3:07am

The art is free and smooth, the characters are pretty down to earth and really likeable, and the overall plot- the dating for a week- is made believable. Also, what I like most about this manga, is that the story is not over-dramatic and that the relationship progresses well w/i those seven days. Seryo is not some overly emotional and traumatized guy, he is just a guy searching for someone to love in a manner he thinks most efficient; and Yuzuru is not some overly feminine guy who immediately falls in love with seryo after the first day

Well, since the first time I read this I knew I'm reading shonen-ai, so I'm not expecting sex scenes at all and i'm not bothered by it really. This story has a good plot and original idea, but it stopped at "awww so sweet" for me. Maybe it reminds me of Dear Green -Hitomi no Ouwa-, a warm and simple story I'd read at evening with a cup of tea, will make me smile, but not enough to make me experience emotional roller coaster to make the manga memorable enough, especially when you've read uncountable shonen ai titles in your life. I'll remember the title and the basic plot, but not the character's name, the detailed dialogue or the scenes.

Maybe for my personal tastes, the lack of art is what makes me heart to relate with the story. I know most Yaoi/Shoujo art don't put attention into details (like background, toning, shading, sceneries, etc etc), but at least the posture and expressions could have been better/consistent. There's a difference between a cold/expresionless character and a character whose expression wasn't drawn fully, and while reading this manga I get the impression that it was the second.

I'd have give 9 if the art was better, but then I decide on 8. Still, this is a recommended read.

PERFECT. from the time I read this until now, no shounen-ai genre that beat this one. Even The romance here beats all that so-called shoujo-manga I've read. None of them leave impression as strong as this one does. This one is definitely MUST-READ

... Last updated on August 21st, 2011, 7:19am

I have to say that this, in my opinion, is the best love story ever! Whether it's shounen ai or shoujo, I think this has really topped all of the others on my personal list. I really can't find another romance manga that is so nicely done as this one in such a short dose. The characters are superb (both leads are bishounens that have charm, charisma, and are also very likable). The author seriously knows how to execute their relationship perfectly. Nothing feels too cliché and nothing feels forced. Not to sound sadistic, but the misunderstandings that were made were perfect. They tugged on my heart multiple times in the greatest of ways. I would do nothing to change this manga. Don't even get me started about the art! TAKARAI Rihito is one of the best (if not my favorite) mangakas I know. Her characters are always so artistic yet simple. One last thing! Neither of the protagonists necessarily follow the path of uke x seme. That's probably a huge factor as to why I love this story. I'd definitely recommend this manga to anyone I know (even if they don't usually enjoy the idea of shounen ai) because it's just that amazing!

I know that's a bit of an exaggeration, but this has to be one of the best BL mangas I've ever read. It's just so sweet and the characterizations are just amazing. Every character felt real and relatable and lovable. I love the tug and pull of emotions with the both of them struggling to define how they feel about each other and what their relationship is really all about. It's very well written and the art gives the proper amount of emotion to every scene. Just a brilliant, brilliant manga that is now one of my favorites. I can't imagine anything else better for not just a BL fan, but a romance fan to read. I highly recommend it.

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. ^_^

The plot was very interesting and climatic -- a seven day limit to dating. The character's emotions towards this seven day timeline created angst due to the restrictions they felt they had. The ending turned out surprisingly refreshing, as i was worried that it would be a sad ending. I enjoyed the whole manga and cried throughout it. The overall impact was touching and beautiful. The length was perfect as well - and the extra chapter was very satisfying. The only thing that bugged me was how the art got quite messy and oddly proportioned at times.

... Last updated on August 4th, 2011, 12:52am

I loved this series so much, first of all because of the art <3..
TAKARAI Rihito's art so much, it adds to the story..
i love how both main characters are so innocent, and how they dont struggle very much on admitting their true feelings towards eachother.

It is a truely beautiful manga. It starts out simply, and isn't hard to follow, but the characters are so likable and their interaction is absolutely adorable. Not full of porn, not incredibly angsty yet just enough to be deliciously fluffy.