Plot is decent if not dragging slightly after the first chapter, but hey it’s only been a few months since it’s started as I’m writing this review.
The romance is refreshing not only because it isn’t the main focus (it’s a lot more focused on their individual lives and dreams) but because Aya and jun are subversive in their masculinity and femininity, but not in the usual femdom style seen in a lot of mangas(no offence to that genre ofc, that’s some good shit, but the boyish-girl-quiet-guy dynamic is really well portrayed in this manga).
Overall, stunning art, decent plot, incredible chemistry. 8/10
-written at CH.11
