Such a nice story! It's friends to lovers story arc, but made by putting a lot of details and showing back story of characters. The love scenes are very hot and affectionate, art style is nice too. Such a hidden germ 💎 😍

Omg this is just incredibly BORING...
Dropped after one chapter.

My favorite. Silly, heart squezing and just lovely.

This was actually pretty sweet and very wholesome despite how much smutty scenes there were. This was a really well crafted amnesia story, because amnesia stories tend to be silly IMO, wherein they give you a decent ride until they are predictably resolved. This story didn't do that since The art was good and extremely expressive and funny; it sort of reminded me of Psyche Delico. I'm not sure if it was intentional, but the erotic scenes had humor at the same time as being successfully lewd. Character designs were nice because the two of them were equal (but I wish the reversible part in the epilogue was longer seeing how "gifted" Taro is downstairs, hehe); it just felt right to me. It was just cute; they were just so cute together and I really enjoyed the flashbacks which were so sweet. It's just a good story!

... Last updated on May 21st, 2021, 9:38pm

This is my third time reading this one,still my favourite.

The story really took me by surprise, especially the way the uke behaves and faces the situation at hand. If it were me, I can't do it like that lol. I guess the premise isn't something new, but the way the author write it is really something else. Also, personally, I didn't read this as a smut because the H scenes (for me) are necessary and really just complement the main story. This is something that I will come back to read again and again in the future.

This is such a great manga. Adorable, just a little serious, funny and just the right amount of smutty. So great. I even like the art and I didn't think I would. Excellent.

One of my favorite love story ever, not just as a yaoi, but as a romance in general. This mangaka knows how to plot a compelling story, convey passionate feelings, and write likeable characters. This story is beautiful from beginning to end. It will melt your heart into a puddle of happy goo on the floor. Read it. Freaking read it nao!

This manga is such a great combo of compelling characters and awesome smut. I blushed a lot lol.

The premise is super cliched but what sets this story apart from others is the character of Tarou. Normally the character getting forgotten would freak out and become insecure but Tarou was the freaking patron saint of patience and faith. His absolute confidence and knowledge of takahiro, the man he loved, sold the entire manga. You could feel it in every look, every tease and insult. He didn't object when takahiro wanted to be referred to formally and gave him space when surely he was feeling the pain of rejection. It's so refreshing for an uke character to have these qualities and lends to the story's power.

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... Last updated on January 12th, 2018, 7:28pm

I'm no stranger to Aniya Yuiji's works and it's such a joy to see that she's still continuing to reevaluate her past endeavours, as wonderful as they were, and learn from them, because the results definitely showed. Granted, her stories have always been unique and memorable so that's nothing new, but in the transition from storyboard to actual manga, they quite often become a cluster of pictures and dialogues and lots of contents tend to get cramped into too small a space for full comprehension. Luckily that problem seems to have been averted this time to make for a much nicer reading experience.

I'd also like to comment on how well the mangaka crafted the characters; they're definitely what shines the best throughout the whole manga. Their chemistry is undeniable and their love unstoppable, which is really the basis for this elaborate set-up of

trope often found in romance fiction. The conflict and "misunderstanding" are, albeit, a little too silly imo and veer more towards melodrama than I would've liked, but perhaps the bizarre situation is actually in line with Takahiro's character and therefore quite telling of his dim and slow-witted nature?

Regardless of a few hiccups in pacing and writing, this manga has absolutely struck a massive chord in terms of authenticity and there's this genuine feel to it that isn't terribly common in contemporary works within the genre. Oh and the smut is impossibly gorgeous, so there's also that to look forward to! This is a solid comeback to the BL scene from the mangaka and hopefully even more readers will be introduced to her genius in the future.