Summary: and otaku falls in love with a stoic business man who has liked him for years. They go on cute dates, but the main conflict arrives when the otaku starts to notice that he like the business man (his friend). Then end up going to a love hotel, and after that they start dating.
It’s good. It’s so nice and refreshing seeing characters like this. I don’t know why but I don’t really feel attached to either of them, though it’s an ok love story. I found that by reading this it makes me yearn for other mangas like this. I wish to see more mangas where they show a manly uke.
~ Overall I enjoyed it nicely, definitely not my favorite but it’s still not the worst. Though I don’t think I will be re-reading this ever.
Edit: with the second volume I am so much more attached to the characters, I feel their pain and restrictions perfectly, I love it.
Kimi ni Koisuru Hazu ga Nai