Short and Sweet

This was super cute and fluffy. I loved the way their feelings developed, but chapter 5 came out of nowhere. It felt very rushed and not true to the story by how it had unfolded thus far. Still, everything before that was great.

This is one of the cutest collection of mini stories I've ever read. All of them were fluffy and sweet enough to give me cavities. Just a good, mostly wholesome read for anyone who needs a quick pick-me-up.

Precious and surprisingly dramatic in some instances. This manga surprised me. Taiya and Takato are so in sync with each other. Hajime pissed me off a little at first, but he turned out okay in the end. A quick and cute read to put a smile on your face.

This story wasn't as focused on the sex as I thought it would be. Sousuke took me completely by surprise by how much of a cinnamon roll he is. Here's a fun game to try! Take a shot everytime Sousuke bursts into tears while reading this manga, and see if you're still alive by the end. This was extremely cute and a great read.

Surprisingly wholesome story given the cover, but as the saying goes... Tsumugi was a little challenging to take a liking to at first, but he is just afraid to be vulnerable romantically. And when you have a lover as overwhelmingly devoted as Mikio, it can scare a lot of people off. A sweet, endearing read.

This definitely surpassed any notions I had for it. So so so sweet! Soushi is so precious, and everytime he was struggling to get his words out, I just wanted to squeeze him and let him know that everything was okay. He and Kento are just perfect together. I loved everything about this. A good read to boost your spirits.

There wasn't a lot to this manga. Features two stories, and both are drama and angst free. Tokita and Chiba are sweet and head-over-heels for each other. Yamato and Usami are admittedly more awkward, but have pretty much the same vibe about their relationship. This wasn't very memorable, but I didn't hate it either.

The perfect amount of romance and angst. Kunimi is such a great character and Gaku is the sweetest, most loving boyfriend. Though Kunimi is a big dummy. The whole premise for how the story starts is a little... melodramatic. But it's always near death experiences that make you evaluate your life choices and motivate you to change I guess. Over the top plot devices aside, this was a sweet story and I look forward to reading it again.

I was expecting this story to be angstyier than what it was, but it was still a touching story. Shuu is a lovingly dense goof, and Ichika is a shy and kind tsundere. The struggle to get to the relationship was a little... off. I wish that we could have seen more of them as a couple. I think that would have shaken off any weirdness from the anticlimactic victory of them recognizing each others' feelings.

This one was a little off in my opinion. It was an enjoyable story, but I had a difficult time connecting with the characters. There were some places where it felt like we had skipped a few steps of plot development, so that might be the reason for the slight detachment. All in all, it was a good read. I feel that more installments would have helped things go much smoother.