All in all a generic, wishy-washy story delivered under an even more cliched and uninspired execution on top of an array of insipid characters to round it all up. I won't say this manga is completely terrible because it's still a relatively harmless read and I've seen much worse, plus the art actually has its merits and the chibi drawings are really cute, but you certainly won't ever catch me picking it up again for recreational purposes.

Not that bad at all, like FeyFujoshi described it. The story isn't a complete mess, although it's true, that there's not much of a plot, and there're several questions left unanswered, like

what happens with Tsukimiya's big brother, and who was/what happened with the cat before Mimori (was it an actual cat, or maybe Tsukimiya's ex?), and what's the story behind the incense and why is Mimori responding to it so intensely

but the little story it has is easy to follow.

Definitely not a masterpiece, but it's OK for a quick read to fix your yaoi-cravings, because it has its cute and fluffy moments, and the art is very pretty in my opnion.

There is absolutely no content to this. It makes no sense to me at all. The storyline is a complete mess, the characterization is an awful, there is no plot, or if there is one it’s hidden from me, and I simply fail to understand what is happening not only between the chapters but within the chapters as well. The art work is clear however it’s not impressive enough for me to read a story with no content at all. Meaning, I can’t sit and look at this story at all just to feel soothed by the art work. There is no redeeming feature in it at all. And the awful things that “kitty” (can’t even his name because he is called kitty all the time) has to go through and are simply brushed under the rug of Love is simply sickening. Normally, I don’t rate series like this a one, but I am very willing to make an exception in this case.