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I personally very much enjoyed this. Do be aware that this author's works tends to be pretty disturbing, but the art is very great. Someone called this manga transphobic in their review, I honestly never felt anything like that. Kei is, clearly in love with Yo, and expressed those feelings in ecchi/smut manga's classic "sexual harassment" way, which has nothing to do with their gender identity. Although to be honest the characters act quite unrealistically at times, they are still interesting and make sense within manga logic. Kei at first seemed like no more than a perv, but eventually the more vulnerable, gentle sides of ... them are shown, while Mitani seemed like the nice girl at first turned out to be quite fucked up too. Loving it so far and looking forward to what the author intends to do with this story.

First of all, I really like the art. It's retro but also modernized, the lines are soft unlike how rigid many yaoi mangakas drew their works. It's the reason I read in the first place. Story is seemingly light, sweet about a gay boy and his crush from strangers slowly become friends and possibly something more. But even though this was supposed to be Hirose and Nakamura's story, this teacher guy who ain't even cool comes in and makes things weird especially in the sequel. Considering the author's other works it's likely they have teacher/student fetish and it's fine if they wrote works dedicating entirely ... to this fetish, but putting that into a supposedly light, cute manga kinda ruined the whole thing for me.