Uke's so annoying. I wanna kill him so badly. =.=" He's so hard to get that you can't understand his actions. He doesn't have a personality that will make you like him. Always running away.

What I like with sensei is the angst and reader is trying to think when reading and I think it's good. I also like the story spanned in years and we got to see how the main protagonists looked like over the years. My only gripe with sensei's stories is that her story are always disjoint. Even movements are not fluid in panels...if you read Youka Nitta or Fujiyama Hyouta or Kodaka Kazuma which always show movements of charas over panels and one can easily understand what's going on...you'll understand what I mean.

Well...the story was only sweet when it comes to the ending in another chapter. It was so-so, not very exciting, not very blunt either...it's just...moderate. This is something you might pick up when you're enjoying your afternoon tea or maybe when you're on the beach sunbathing. That's how it is!

In response to Zandra, I somewhat agree. I don't very much like stories where the main characters are separated but meet up a few years later. I think it's a bit unrealistic, but still nice. (: I mean, what are the chances of seeing someone again after losing contact? (Unless this is just me.)
Overall, the story was kind of sweet but too short in my opinion.

... Last updated on July 7th, 2011, 8:15pm

I remember reading this a while back but completely forgot about it, which clearly explains how the manga didn't leave an impression on me.

It's fluffy, it's clique, it's cute, the art is clean, but that's the manga's only qualities, in my opinion. Though the art is clean, I think the mangaka didn't portray emotions on the characters as good as she should've. Though they had their occassional blush and troubled expressions, they seemed aloof most of the time. The characters didn't feel...real.

Still, it was a cute read but not one I'll find myself reading again any time soon.

Characters: 7.6/10
Art: 8/10
Plot: 8.4/10

How come I didn't read it till this day!? I'm so disappointed with myself!! this manga is good! and touching and well-drawn. I enjoyed every second of it! too bad it was too short... I give it 10/10
definitely!

I read this expecting it to be great, but I cannot see why the ratings are so high. The main characters' love was not romantic to me at all. It was rather quick and it wasn't shown clearly. Another problem I have with this manga is their separation. I know Junya did it for Kyouichi, but he didn't bother to think about the possibility that Kyouichi truly only wanted to be with him, and not be married. That was a very unpleasant part of the story, as well as the ending that was supposed to be sweet and very romantic (I guess), but I did not see that at all. Their love obviously wasn't so important that they'd do anything to be together. I dislike the way the mangaka expressed their "love" and Junya was much too passive and small-minded. This left me with a bad aftertaste, but that's probably just me.

... Last updated on March 15th, 2009, 1:27am

The storyline is romantically enchanting and the artwork is beautiful. The relationship between the main characters is endearing, as it has totally captivated me. I've read the chapters repeatedly over time and I hope more yaoi otakus will come to love this manga title as well.

kujyou sensei really delivers in this story. very romantic. excellent art. i get little pangs in my heart reading this. the romance develops quickly yet subtlely. i don't know how to describe it, but it is that good. i've read the chapters so far about 5 times already.