As for the writing of the characters and their relationship: Shougo is surprisingly inexperienced despite his previous relationship experience, but he knows what he wants and is honest about his thoughts, even if his insecurities demand him to do otherwise. Meanwhile, Miyata is very forward and doesn't shy away from voicing his feelings to Shougo, which sometimes overwhelms him, but Miyata always pays attention to Shougo's thoughts and has his feelings in mind, so he never once feels forceful or like he's brushing off Shougo's wants/needs in favor of his own, and it's nice to see how genuine and dedicated he is to bettering himself and gaining Shougo's affection. Needless to say, I think they're both well written and result in a delightful reading experience.
The story itself is a bit weak/basic (which is why I haven't really talked about it, there's really not much to say), but I feel like the romance makes up for it, since that's the actual focus. The artstyle is nice and so are the smut scenes, but the fluffiness is probably the biggest selling point here. It's good for a light read and you can expect a lot of cute moments ahead.
