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That was a trip

Ah, yes, another romance manga where everyone acts in an immature, short-sighted fashion and nobody is happy. Yaaaaay...

They're more or less all the same, cliché, predictable story, and the art isn't particularly good on any of them.

My heart is in pain

The story's primary failing is its inconsistent pacing. At times it's a slog, chapter after chapter of nothing of note happening, then a rapid development that's cut short just before returning to a frustrating lack of action. It's honestly quite good in many respects but could have done with...

Man I've read some trash in my time but this one is some special garbage.

Like most manga that follow this style, the story is pretty average, by no means bad, but nothing especially exciting either. Then, of course, the ending completely falls flat.

That absolute lack of a conclusion though

This is the type of manga I really wish I could enjoy, I like the "polar opposites in a situation where they form a bond" sort of trope but...good God giving them their own love interests here is horrid. I see a few comments here comparing this to Toradora, and there are similarities in the base...

Excuse me? I'd like an explanation on what just happened, thanks.

Honestly it was quite interesting at first but it's really become "Eh" quickly.

Yea...the other one seemed superior in just about every way...

Started out somewhat interesting but quickly went downhill. The story doesn't lead into itself, instead there are just the random whims of the author.

It's good, but a bit hard to follow with the way it jumps around.

This is just yaoi with extra steps

Cute, but really, really predictable.

Pretty good until those last few chapters. I can't say I mind the pairing in an ethical sense, but it didn't really seem to fit the characters here, so it felt really forced. Would've preferred a longer series with more of a "family" focus than "romance", maybe some yuri with the beastkin.

Ah, honestly, Horikita's development here is better then the novels, there she's just insufferable. Kiyotaka's character is entirely different though, doesn't feel like the same person at all. I wouldn't dislike the pairing if Horikita had ended up more like this in the novels, but c'mon, Kei...

Alright, it wasn't awful, but the story is way too condensed for any of the character development to feel natural. And then that ending, good lord that ending, THAT was absolute garbage.

This feels like it could've fit in a one shot tbh.