Ichido dake demo, Koukai Shitemasu.
I Can't Believe I Slept With You!

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Ichido dake demo, Koukai Shitemasu (sorry, i am not going to use the cringe english title) is a short and sweet story between a landlord and bummy unemployed tenant. It's a bit similar to Monthly in the Garden with My Landlord but it's a bit spicier. The intimate scenes aren't too graphic though and are actually quite sweet. I really like how the relationship between the characters developed even though the premise is a bit silly (returning "favors" to pay for rent). I really like the more simplistic artsyle as well. It also is clear that the author was intending to do more with the ... side characters and backstory but unfortunately there isnt enough space to fit all that within 3 volumes.

I've never been more pleasantly surprised. The title alone seems comedic, but this manga is nothing but a heartfelt, wholly gay story. It mostly takes place in the home, so you get a LOT of domestic fluff, but its also a gl that follows the lives of two adults, which is a little harder to find without being violently angsty or sexual.

The characters are adorably designed, with differentiating body types and faces that make the art style very squishy but not generic. It doesn't over-saturate the fact they're gay, but its important to the story and the characters themselves. For such a quick read, it's ... funny, well paced, and satisfying. I just really think this is cute and a perfect read for when you're feeling cold or lonely.

Cozy gay goodness.

The series is ultimately a cozy read where there isn't too much to it, nor is it horribly bad, it just exists and that is fine.

If you enjoy adorable ladies being cute and getting sexually closer this is for you!

It, unfortunately, starts off with a trope that I don't like; the questionable consent of a one-night stand with a straight character, however as the story goes on it does keep referencing back to that moment in ways that I found thoughtful.

The characters are adorable. Cute. Cozy. They're a hot chocolate on a snowy eve. I want them to succeed and be cute together ... for all eternity. They're such a fun dynamic.

The series is short and, from the afterword in volume 3, I'm not surprised it was cut short. There is so much story that could have been told and at least three side characters that could have had bigger roles, but that's life. With what we have it's a satisfying story focused on how these two characters feel for each other.

There is sex. There is nudity. It's tasteful. Nothing extravagant, but not ignored.

A solid afternoon.