I'm not a fan of the "exotic native people" theme, it usually makes me deeply uncomfortable. Chapter 1 of this manga made me laugh out loud though! The scientist actually sounds like a scientist, by which I don't mean that he's stuck up and spouting fancy words, but that he just wants to get his fieldwork done so he can go drink with his co-workers. RELATABLE. The guy he meets on the beach looks a bit standard, but watching him react with curiosity to the scientist's broken tech goods was funny. He's threatening at first but then realises the scientist is harmless and lost. Then, he treats him kindly. It's played for laughs, but it's also refreshing and he seems nice. Also, these two really can't speak the same language. No magic translator!The sexual situation in this chapter is humorous. I don't want to spoil it but it's not your standard BL "exotic seme can't resist pushing pale uke down" thing. It's... Ah, you should just go read it already. You'll laugh, promise!

I normally love Qpa releases, but despite the interesting premise, this one wasn't anything special past the first chapter. It's basically the standard cold uke, warm seme story, with some misunderstandings and a love triangle with a more powerful and aggressive character. I wish I had rented rather than bought it. Nothing really wrong with it, it's just very basic.

Aww, this was lovely! Niyama's art was amazing as usual, and the characters were both likeable and fun. I was rooting for their happiness from the first moment. If you want to read something that will leave you feeling good when you're done, I totally recommend this one. Also, Seiji's cat is the MVP!

An alpha who is a bottom? What a fun idea! I like both characters too, I love badass omegas. But is it only a oneshot? Say it ain't so! I wish it were at least a volume.

Wow. This was... Wow. The scenes of the main character being tied up were so hot and sensual. I'm in awe. One chapter has a scene involving piss, but trust me, I'd usually be turned off by that but I loved it here. It's not framed in a gross way. I'd love a spin off about the rope master too, he's a gorgeous bisexual man who I'm sure has a very interesting life. The second story about the childhood friends was hot too.

Wow, comparing this to SI Mitsuru's newer work is so weird. The art here is good, the story is standard but fun, overall it's pretty good, no complaints. But having seen what their work is like now in newer titles like "Life Ain't So Bad" and especially "Megumi and Tsugumi"... Well, this is great for a first manga but they've definitely improved a lot! I'd still recommend this one, though. SI Mitsuru really is an artist to watch out for!