jnsky's manga / #shounen ai(61)

I love how Kotetsuko-sensei is sneaking more and more birds into her manga. :D

Family oriented, heart warming, and a more realistic take on the genre. I really enjoyed reading this and I wish more of the works by this mangaka were translated.

Cute, nice art, and I liked Kageyama's conflicted feelings

Enjoyed reading it but can't remember much of it just a few days later.

(on vol 2 so far) I feel like we're being TOLD that the main leads like each other, but we don't really see WHY or what it is they like about one another. I hope this will be fleshed out later on. Also seems unrealistic that for the classmate to be allowed to move in that easily under such unusual circumstances esp since the caretaker is usually protective about his steward. This event seemed contrived in order to allow for a love triangle.

Enjoyable but not particularly memorable

Main character feels guilty over the death of his cross dressing brother as he feels he drove him to suicide. Meanwhile a childhood friend with a broken family reconnects with him. Quick and easy read , but not very memorable. I didn't even realize I had read it before until I got to the part with the swallows nest which I DID remember. There's a lot of room to flesh out the backstories of the main leads and Asahi and his student but the story couldn't as it is on to one volume. I would have liked to know more about these characters.