I do say it's sad not seeing this couple switch positions, but the story is never the less a more mature read. Like real adults, the guys don't go overboard with their feelings and still manage to convey to us readers what they're feeling.I really liked the way Chiaki actually says during sex that it's his first time as an uke, and that his finds the position uncomfortable, and how he is more than just funny when he says SOMETHING during their first time having sex. (Sorry, I just don't want to spoil it, but it was both hilarious and really lewd and something only someone who actually feels secure enough with their sex partner would say).I also really liked how Suda doesn't come on to Chiaki too aggessively, and how he actually listens to him while they're having sex and try to talk with one another (well, except for the first BJ but hey, the rest including the rejection scene is good).

I agree with SO many of the other reviews for this story.So... the first chapter starts with this guy (Rin) drawing what seems so be tentacle porn (no it isn't, its the "live snake bra" that the villainess makes an attack on the heroine with...yeah, nvmd), and then it kinda escalates into angst about why him and Nozomu drawing the doushisin manga just can't get girlfriends.So, that discussion kinda evolves into them doing rock-paper-scissors and having the loser wear cosplay, then they have sex... except it's Rin who gets to bottom and not Nozuma, who's wearing the outfit...So, after lots of drama, lots about them getting more sure of themselves, and them voilá: we are treated to this idiotically lovey dovey couple who really just belong together.I usually think these types of comedy-BL aren't really that funny - BUT THIS ONE WAS RIGHT UP THERE FOR ME.Loved it <3Really worth buying <3

As with a lot of really good manga stories, I think this one was way too short - but in a good way! Well paced, yes there's sex, and yes there's a happy ship at the end. I also really liked the artwork, so I will definetly check out other works by this author :)

I noticed this one because of its cover art, hoping that the story would be somewhat similarily gentle.I'm really glad I did - the artwork is slightly soft and the story is a sweet one about two guys connected by their history with baseball. A really happy read, imho.