the uke all look like prepubescent children, unfortunately, or this could at least be hot, after 1.5 volumes i don't see where the plot is; the miniscule bits of information that get these kids to fall in love with their awesomely gorgeous seme don't qualify.
seriously, some examples -- plot for story 1: cute kid from poor family with medical bills catches the eye of powerful, gorgeous director of school, who decides to dismiss him from school and pay those bills so he can monopolize him. plot for story 2: poor, cute orphan with debts catches the eye of gorgeous host, who then buys his contract; second chapter: kid watches dvd that tells him he needs to switch up his behaviour to maintain the interest of his lover; kid then turns cold towards lover who gets his feelings hurt; they are separated for a few days and then fall back into each other's arms. plot for story 3: poor, cute kid kid was sold to the school by his ex-lover, catches the eye of gorgeous, long-haired host who happens to look just like that traitorous ex-lover. kid resists host's advances. 3 years pass (in the blink of an eye), host comes back to school as sensei, kid is also a sensei now, host finds out why he's been rejected, makes a grand gesture that supposedly proves he is different from ex-lover; kid falls into his arms. seriously -- this is pure PWP. and considering that this is supposed to be a school for training kids in sex, the sex is remarkably standard. the stories are too short for me to care about any of the characters, and i feel manipulated anyway because they're all depicted as such poor, pitiful boys, sobsobsob.
the art is pretty in a very BL way -- uke are cutesy with big eyes, seme are beautiful with dangerous eyes, but there's nothing particularly catching about the design, like interesting panel layout, or non-standard viewpoints. since the sex isn't hot for me, i don't care about the characters, and the romance doesn't feel real, i am not looking forward to reading the 3rd volume; nevermind 10+ (!!!) of them.
2 points for the art, 1 point for effort.