I like the art a lot, even if the colour cover makes it look like the uke has one a-cup breast.

The story was not fantastic, but it was done well for what it was and the fairytale theme was carried out well. It was nice to see the sterotypical school prince with a bit of a twist. I'd recommend it to any one who likes shy boys, bookworms, and megane.

Though just waking behind a bookshelf to confess and have sex when there is a whole group of girls drooling over you in the same library is a really bad plan

Another student x student story by this sensei. Did anyone else notice how on the cover the uke looks like he has a female chest? Other than that, I generally like this sensei's art. I feel like something was lost in translation though. It wasn't entirely clear at the end.

Well, this one shot didn't knock me on my ass and make me read it over and over, but this mangaka is still surely counted on my list of mangaka who know what to do with 30 pages.

The fairy tale theme held together strongly from the first page to the last. What is a Prince but someone else's fantasy put onto another? This story was not only extremely sexy and beautifully illustrated with bishounen boys, but the story had a sweet, tender, gentle feel to it regarding being accepted for who you are. (Dub-con warning, if that bothers your psyche.)