This manga is a turd, period. The guys are literally children depicted as being physically adult for no reason whatsoever, despite behaving like high school playboys with a childish side. And the main female character.........anyway, This nonsense is just as bad as manga that depict characters who are physically Loli, legally adult but mentally still a Loli. This is the act of someone uncreative trying to be "special" but instead they just make their characters look "SPECIAL".

God, this was one of the worst manga I've read in a long, long time. Some notes:

1) Kaho was irritatingly self-pitying to the point of being possibly suicidal 2) NO explanation was given for three separate fifth graders having the physique of grown men 3) Kaho moves into an apartment and on the very first day of living there she gets verbally and almost sexually assaulted by another tenant, yet still continues to live there and talks to him??

The author says at the end of the volume that this was her very first attempt at drawing a shoujo manga. And that's painfully clear after reading this.

In conclusion stay far far away from this absolute trash heap of poorly executed manga.

I'd first have to comment on how beautiful the art is, maybe that's because of how much screen tones the artist put in.
For the story, It's interesting seeing these less used character tropes, such as; spoiled yet ashamed of themselves, elementary student love interest, that kid that looks like he got held back too many times, and age gap that doesn't look like an age gap.
In my own opinion with parts of the story, I enjoyed reading it being that the entire manga feels like all my middle school fazes wrapped up in cute art and hot boys.

... Last updated on March 28th, 2016, 8:11pm

I found this via Anime News Network, whose reviewer had the same moralistic reaction to it as, apparently, a bunch of people did here. Luckily, it's being scanlated and translated commercially. Manga delights in unusual relationships, for the simple reason that they create good and sometimes startling stories. That appears to be the case here, and I'm looking forward to more of this odd story. Extreme moralism narrows your world view, people!