First couple: Bottom is a live-in housekeeper for the top’s son. The top’s little brother comes to stay with them while the top is away with work and the top’s son tells the brother he saw the bottom and the top having sex, so brother fires the top and kicks him out, leaving him jobless and homeless.

When the top comes back, he is enraged that the bottom left, doesn’t listen to why he left, rapes him and tells him he’ll pay for a hotel for him to stay in as long as the bottom sleeps with him (he is homeless otherwise), putting him in a position where he is forced to have sex.

I usually really love stories with single dads, but this one was not one of them. It was way too rushed and the plot was all over the place. I wanted to give it a chance, but it kept getting worse with each chapter. The other two stories weren't any better; they were laughably terrible. All three stories had the "rape you because I love you" troupe which is the worst so unless you like that (why ??) just skip this one.

Talk about zero chemistry with the first couple. We hardly see them interact, we just know Hiroto is attracted to Ichijou before suddenly they're in love with each other. And the brother problem is just brushed aside for the most part. Just so much that bothered me in just 3 chapters.

The otaku is funny, even though his story begins in being molested by a playboy. The playboy is damn hilarious and made up for all the faults of the previous couple just by being awesome.

The third story disappointed me greatly when it had more rape. What's with so many mediocre yaoi and including rape as if it's forgivable? I find the results hilarious though, so well done for making me laugh again, mangaka.

Hm, I didn't really like this manga because it gives off the feel of a very typical shoujo. The main leads really fall in love with each other out of nowhere and the hurdles in their relationship is very cliché. I believe there are better pieces out there that deserve a higher rating than this one.

The plot isn't the most well developed, but the entertainment value is priceless. Also, there were no obvious errors or parts that were annoying so: 2 thumbs up 😀
Oh and all the stories are completely adorable!!!!

Why does this have such a high rating?? I'm so confused. It was just so. bad. ugh. The art is nice, but the story is just wtf. They "fall in love" literally out of NOWHERE. It's so sudden and jarring that I just couldn't even finish it. I'm giving it a 4 only for the art.

Seriously cute, almost too cute! <3 every story is adorabubble!! I love this manga ^^
Definitely in my top 10 yaoi list. 100% recomend to anyone who wants to finish reading with a huge grin on their face.
(o^^o)/ <3

Love it !! Every story's soo cute >////< ~~ .

The plot's a bit of a cliche with the "cool-handsome" seme falling for the "cute-adorable" uke, but unlike other yaois , the semes here are all likeable as well as the ukes.

These one-shots are worth a read. 🙂

First story(chapters 1 to 3) is about the couple on the cover. Hiroto is a normal workingman who happened to be eating lunch in the park when a kid comes up to him and pretty much asks to be fed. (What happened to the rule "Don't eat stuff from strangers"?) He gets hired by the kids dad, he ends up falling for our little plot moppet and the good-looking father. Stuff happens, fluff happens, some sexy times, then more fluff. Made me smile, at least.

Second story(ch4-5) involves a very popular seme who bumps into our otaku-uke, causing the other's glasses to fall off and seme is enchanted. Classic meeting, nothing new, but I didn't really mind. I quite liked the seme's reaction which was humorous. I thought he was going to be the typical cold jerk who bullies the cute otaku-chan into sex. Well, there isn't much bullying but I liked that this author's semes are affectionate and none of the usual asshole-semes present here.

What does it tell about me and the manga I've read when I was pleasantly surprised that the seme didn't have his way with the uke right then and there? He actually asked the uke out.

Right after they meet, seme pulls uke away to a class room, jerks the uke off(uke-chan was pretty cute and his expressions were just hawt) and seme cums just from watching the smaller boy's expression which is a first for him.

He asks the uke out, no bullshitting around. Uke surprisingly doesn't give in or wimps out but rejects the other outright, stating he's only interested in 2D.

I liked the humor, and though we all know they're gonna end up together in a slightly predictable way, I still quite liked this. I liked that this was mostly done in the seme's POV and the seme himself is pretty adorable and incredibly sweet. Usually when the seme does the chasing, I usually get annoyed by the bundle of whiny-ness that is the uke. It doesn't happen here. I liked both the characters equally which is surprising for a manga of this caliber(wow, I sound full of myself).

Fluff, cosplay, sexy-times, fluffy sexy-times actually, loved the second chapter of this story.

Third story starts with Riku who has a twin sister, Miku, who plans to elope with an engaged man. Kazuya, the brother of the engaged guy mistakes Riku for Miku(he didn't know if his brother's lover was a female or male so he just assumed the uke was his brother's lover despite being male). He's kind of a lovable dude and has some jerk-ass moves up his sleeve, so, uh, yeah. Riku gets held in a fancy condo(of course) and decides to stay to give Miku her chance to leave. Sexy-times a-happening.

Sorry, I'm a sucker for angry/misunderstanding sex, so the sexy times were pretty hot. Heh. Hero-groveling is also one of my kinks. A bit hero-groveling, a dash of possessiveness, and sweet fluff. This left me all smiles.

First off, I LOVE the son! I wanted to hug him so bad! And when he cried, I was near tears myself! He's just too cute! And I usually hate kids in manga... Not this one!

I love the idea. And pilots are sexy. I wanted to smash the pilot's brother's face in at one point (if you read it, you'll know which point). The art was very clean and pretty nice. Not exceptional, but not hard on the eyes.

Downsides were that there wasn't much (if any) character development. It kind of happened in steps without much transition. It wasn't bad, it just could've been better.

It was a fun read!