I love Kou Yoneda's comment at the end about no traumatic events or major plot twists required. It's the subtly and authentic dialogue that leads to this rewarding love story between two unique, believable characters. Appreciated the the way Shima and Togawa get integrated back in as well.

Hot sexy times but also great story telling that you keeps you hooked. Humour was great too, I love a uke that can stand up for themselves.

Beautiful story. It felt like there were some hiccups with the translations, possibly some places were done too literally so the meaning was lost. But even with that, the layers to these characters and depth to their personalities was completely visible. The author had such a knack for conveying Shima's awkwardness and Togawa ability to respond with kindness in his genuine uncontrived way. The build up of those moments leads to the power behind Shima recognising and owning his flaws. Great storytelling.

A well written story, with depth between two flawed but beautiful characters. Love the honest dialogue between them and thankful to the author for allowing them the space and intelligence to evolve. It can be frustrating reading stories where characters are only given a passive role as they repeatedly endure tragic events. But here, even though Momo has been shaped by his past none of those darker elements felt contrived, and the author gives him an active role in shaping his life. Looking forward to reading the next two installments.

Three adorable, fluffy love stories with loveable characters, plus cute puppies integrated into the plot. Very cute how the last story links back to the first and we get to see Ume and Yoshito as a couple who have been together awhile. Great humour throughout.

Cute story, loveable characters. Would love to see a sequel.

Loved the concept combined with the character design, the art style is amazing but I was expecting (or hoping for) more time to be spent on developing the characters and building up the tension and story before they got together. Hopefully there is room for a bit more depth to be added in the upcoming chapters.

So beautiful! Beautifully delicate storytelling that's not afraid to takes its time revealing the depth of the characters, especially considering it was so short the author still manages not to rush anything. And wow, the art is stunning! I love that so many pages were dedicated to large panels. Shame there isn't more, I liked the humour between "no-name" and "what-the" especially when "no-name" was given his first tour of Japan - outside of the "prison" room.

Not hating it but the cover picture doesn't truly reflect the story. The best thing by far was Minami. Loved his evolution as a character. It would have been even better if the story was stretched out over more chapters, to allow for more of a build up to the reveal of his true nature. That would also give Makoto an opportunity to have a few more layers. Overall really enjoyed it and would love to read more about these two.

Light hearted fun. Loved the humour and the art style. The next shooting star I see I'll wish for everyone to have a friend as good as Ohdai!