The art is pretty cute and there are a few really adorable moments, but I wouldn't put this title into my list of favourites. All the cheese and cliches are a bit too much for me. With that said, I like this author's style and will definitely keep my eye on more from her.

I started reading it because it seemed cute, and its very cute, but I didn't feel the story(s).
I felt it a little forced or too cliché, i don't know. But I didn't like it.
The art was pretty, I felt some frames were strange timed, but it could be just me. But the characters were pretty, really, really pretty. I just finished it for the loveliness of the drawings, cute is very good for my heart <3 n.n

... Last updated on August 19th, 2017, 9:03pm

This was an adorable manga from start to finish. the child-like aura of the main character was a little weird at first, but quickly grew to be endearing. It's after chapter three that I have a problem. When I started to read chapter 4, I had to stop and I started searching to see if there was a missing chapter or page, because it seemed like a big plot point of their relationship was missing. It was cute nonetheless,a nice light read, but I would prefer more in depth into their relationship.

... Last updated on March 12th, 2018, 8:25pm

The story was nothing special, but the characters were veeeery likable. I haven't seen such a cute uke since reading works by Madarame Hiro. Incredibly cute, in an original kinda way!

Be prepared that this is a slow-moving romance. Slow as in they don't jump each other in the first chapter like some other Yaoi. I like that, as it gives the story a more slice-of-life feeling.

Only complaint I have, although small, is that I wish the author would've skipped that one shot story and focused on the main pair entirely. That would have given the main story more closure.

... Last updated on August 2nd, 2017, 5:20pm

The relationship between the protagonist are just tooooo cute...
I like how caring the Seme is to his Uke..
Although the Uke is clumsy, there are some scenes where he is cool. The personality gap is just so moe...
Its giving me the warm fuzzies whenever I read this...
So far I really like how their story progress!!!!

This series is okay I guess. There is nothing ground breaking, not that I was expecting anything, but Okuyama Puku-sensei's attempt at humor and cutesy art just fail for me. There are only a few actual funny moments and the art is so in your face cutesy that it's annoying.
The characters themselves are likable but lack depth.

It provides you this kind of warm and relax feeling. The story is simple, protagonist is childish, clumsy and cute, his senpai is the caring type with scary face. What important is the art style and how the author tells this story are not bad at all, I really love this warm feeling the story gives me. It's a pity there are only 2 chapters now.

... Last updated on November 20th, 2016, 10:04am

The art style is overly cutesy and the character Haruka goes back and forth looking about 6 years old to looking about 3 years old. Seriously disturbing in a none shota work.

the first chapter of this has only just come out, but I really look foward to more chapters being released!
the art is wonderful and both boys are very cute! this has potential and I'll be waiting for an update on it~