One of my favorites, have read multiple times. A loving relationship, serious in how to approach S&M. Like, "you sure we want this?" "Yes please". The S is super hot in everything he imagines and how intense he is, but he doesn't take it too far with the M. And the M learns and adapts, beginning to appreciate what his S craves and happy to give it to him/be indulged himself. I thought I'd be put off at first by the mind reading thing, but it makes thinks exciting, doki doki. I think its why I keep re-reading it, makes my heart pound every time. Fun, sexy, thoughtful.

This author tends to write bizarre stuff. With that in mind, this is about on par with their other works. Airhead, child-like guys, man boob kinks, incest… This comic is pretty scattered, it's just silly short stories, plus a variety of color art from other stories the author did. I like Asia Watanabe's stuff, but I think it's something for a crowd with specific tastes. This was a short read and made me laugh. No regrets.

I wish I could review the story (5 stars) and translation (1 star) separately... Nothing wrong with the story, its not its fault that the spelling/grammar are wack. Reading "prostrate" in place of "prostate" and saying "your anal" rather than "your anus" really rips me out of being immersed in a good story. Glad I rented, I don't like paying for something that wasn't even proofread. Buyer beware :(

I love this story. Its super sexy (story and artwork). The younger guy is so horny for the older one, he's throwing himself at him all the time and is so cute and eager. The older one is hesitant at first, trying to tell the younger guy to go find a girlfriend instead. Its a little sus that the older one has liked the younger since he was a child, but nothing untoward ever goes down between the two when the kid is at such a young age. Its more like an older and younger bro type relationship.Very sexy duo, sweet love story.

I don't regret renting this, because I love this author and their stories! This one is strange and sexy, I like it!That said tho, even in the first chapter, there are a lot of typos and poor choices in wording things (like calling what I imagine should be "first year" students "first graders"). Its unfortunate. Glad I rented rather than purchased permanently.