Oh well, I messed up and read this one first and apparently it's a spin-off!!!! Dang but anyways this is lively and wholesome, an absolute blast with depth and consideration for the characters in many aspects of their lives from familial to career to their traumas. The main character switches partially through and you discover the ins and outs of this establishment of hot men who cater to different body types and vibes. Everyone in the cast has their thing: serious, goofy, timid, dominant, at the bare minimum. You start to see the real main character in Daikichi and you see the long life he'slived, the found family and the complex feelings of love towards father figures, he's going through a lot of emotional struggle handled with emotional intelligence: the author excels with that storyline but the focus on others diminishes, which is fine. You don't always need to know everything going on with all the characters as their plotlines essentially get solved before Daikichi solves his problems. There's a lot of depth and warmth (both bodily and story-wise) in this manga and the intimate scenes are rather enjoyable, outside of the encounters with the yakuza, all start tender then turn wild as the characters' emotional depth reach new heights. Definitely recommend and will check out the original story soon ;)