Asa made, Motto.

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What if you made a promise to an old neighbor that when he comes back you'll be lovers?

Well, now that he's back, you'll surely become the girlfriend of your first love.. right? But what if he has brought a brother, who is the exact opposite of him. While he is gentle and handsome, his brother is nasty and perverted.. Of course, no doubt you'll chose him right?

Well thats what Asa Made Motto is about.. She starts of disgusted by her neighbor's twin brother, but falls in love with him.

I think that her neighbor from the past is actually the brother now?.. We'll find ... out soon enough...

Well the first thing I will say is this is borderlining on the "H" category past smut if you catch my drift. Now on to the main review.

Story: 6/10. Nothing new here but it was a quick, fun, dirty read. You basically have the main love triangle with 2 main male interests in high school. There's some medium level background story with short dips with supporting characters(who are not too relevant after the first 1/2 IMO). Nothing here is trying to break any new ground but instead present a fast paced erotic school romance. You'll know by ... the end of Chapter 1 whether you want to continue this series or not.

Character: 6/10. I liked Ryou the most. Of all the characters, he knew who he was and what he was after the entire story. Aoi, the female lead was a bit weak and predictable but it made the romantic scenes pretty good :P. Mitsuru turned pretty surprising later on. There was a couple of funny moments from the supporting cast but not much importance as the focus was on the main 3.

Art: 7/10. This is good drawing. Some scenes done better than others. Plenty of lines to clearly understand scenes, boundaries, and character emotions without anything sticking out or being blurry.

Overall: 7/10. I enjoyed it. Solid romance read considering this is a shorter series. Definitely good for a quick escape. Not too heavy on plot, drama, or school setting.