I long wanted to try and write a review. I thought Ten Count would be perfect, since it turned out to be a enjoyable surprise.
I wasn't entusiastic at the end of the first volume, mainly because I thought the way the two MCs meet is way too forced, and also because I truly wanted to know more about Shirotani's condition. From the 2nd volume tough, as Shirotani develops an intimate relationship with Kurose, trying at the same time to recover from his disorder, the story makes definitely a rise of quality.
I have nothing to say about the art, which is outstanding. Honestly, the art was
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