Exceptionally fantastic art with rich colours is the main standout of the manga, and it’s really hard to believe this is the authors first manga (if I’m not mistaken). 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 offenceto 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