I have had and will always have issues with Sakuragi Yaya no matter what it is from hers that I read - and this manga is no different, it's just that the extent might not be as serious as usual. Her art bugs me all the time, and her characters' chains of actions annoy me to no comparison. Like, out of no where something just suddenly springs up, and the characters would just go along with it like nothing. It feels really unnatural and forced I have such a hard time swallowing everything. Not to mention the mediocre storyline and unbearable clichés scattered everywhere without control. Sometimes when it's done right, clichés can turn out to be good, but this is so not the case here. I just hate it when things are overrated like this.

... Last updated on May 21st, 2014, 12:39pm

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.

the rating speaks for itself, i absolutely love this manga since the very first chapter. Ao's look is so adorable, i think it's the first time Sakuragi Yaya has drawn her uke in this style. i almost squealed when i first saw him (and that almost never happens, cause i'm not for overly cute faces). i also like how forward and blunt Ao is and not like the usual naive, blushing virgin type.
can't wait for the next chapters ^^

I loved it and Sakuragi Yaya has an amazing ability and beautiful artwork. I adored both the characters, a high school boy wanting 'to do perverted things' with a shinto priest and it's way too cute, a must read :3