Very simple story, pretty cute and sweet. Shirou was really socially awkward but somehow I found him really cute. Didn't feel much for Kou though. Art was nice. Lighthearted read.

I kept wanting the innocent-looking dude to pull a switch and suddenly become a badass seme who was a wolf in rabbit's clothing, but I guess that's just my twisted preference. The actual rabbit was f-ing adorable though.

I knew what I was getting into, so I enjoyed reading this thoroughly. What I didn't expect was how much.

Basically, Jinno Shirou (the seme) has a perpetual resting b*tch face which has kept him from ever petting a rabbit his whole life. His initial meeting with Kou (the uke), a young uni kid who is struggling financially, is pretty hilarious and also adorable.

I already adored the seme a few pages in. He's so adorable, and so was the uke.

This is a lighthearted read, with a quick love story.

If you're looking for something angsty or deep, this is not for you. If you're looking for something light, fluffy, and cute, with a nice order of sex, then this is for you.

Loved the age gap. It's not too huge, but the seme's maybe in his late twenties/early thirties and the uke is in his early twenties/mid twenties.

I'm tired of assh*le male leads, so reading this made me feel good.

I like this a lot: so far, it's nothing extraordinary or anything, but it has a really charming quality to it that makes you want to read more. Also, the characters have unique traits that capture your interest- Kou and Shirou are both really likable. I love Shirou's super stern face, it's awesome, haha. The light-hearted humor of the story is great, as well, and the art is good- the expressions, especially on Kou's face, are really cute. I'm expecting some nice love scenes, too, since it's Kanda Neko, haha. Looking forward to reading more!

... Last updated on May 8th, 2013, 1:47pm