This manga has two parts:
The first part, just like it's predecessor, Sotsugyousei is all about school, but this time they are third years. They have to decide about their future and about themselves.
Except they already decided about themselves on the first part of this series, so nothing new about that. You could say they develop their feelings further instead.
The conflicts are all about that same old "another girl", "not really gay", "third wheel with honest interest". But this time it's better and less childish than Dokyuusei is.
This story does NOT have smut. Although Saijou is indeed REALLY sexy (like all the perfect ukes Nakamura-sensei draws), but it's badly explored. Maybe that's some way to make us all gagging and waiting for more.
Honorable Mentions: the amazingly well written part about Hara sensei. It's the right amount of bittersweet and his young face is just gorgeous! The sensei he fell in love is super plain, but kind of cute when blushing. Does Hara sensei have a glasses fetish? I wonder.
Honorable Mentions 2: Chapter 5 and Kusakabe's friend: Tani. All the lies were so obvious but Saijou's reactions were so cute! If I was Tani I would bully him a little as well, sometimes he's too stoic.
Second part starts at chapter 8 and has a different tone to it. Unlike the first part, which is really lighthearted, this one talks about subjects that are more serious, like medical issues with parents. In which Kusakabe proves himself to be such a good waifu.
Then there's the college exam, also known as "the only real struggle of this series" and it was very good. Really heart warming. It came with the first real hint of smut of this manga. And, since I really had zero hopes for some smut, I was very happy, even though I saw virtually nothing. It was sweet.
P.S.: Hara sensei really can't help himself of lusting, right? He hold on hopes till the very end.
Excellent story, if you like sweet and non conflicting thing. They are really soulmates, the ideal relationship everybody hopes for themselves.
Hope you enjoyed as much as I did.
