The lead, Jun-Kun, is a young boy who often has to help his mom out with her mangas. Jun-Kun is a highly responsible kid who is mature for his age and demonstrates this when Narumi is introduced. Narumi is a 28 year old unemployed woman who enters Jun's life as she becomes his mothers' assistant.
It's filled with a lot of ecchi moments and older women who seem to peek Jun's interest. That's why I despite the ending as it appears to happen out of nowhere as Jun starts to "develop" into a man. I find fault with the author as Jun is shown to be mature and understands what it is like to actually like someone. However, the person he falls for doesn't make sense story-wise. It is more realistic for him to fall for him but it happens quickly. I do like the girl but I felt like the author didn't want to experiment with complex topics like how a 28 year old could end up with a 16 year old. I wouldn't have a problem with this if the author slipped in more scenes with the girl he picks at the end and made it a slow romance manga.
Anyway, it was a disappointment that it ended in a way that I didn't deem as "good" but I respect the decisions made. This is a good manga for those that are interested in ecchi manga.
