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The ending is very rushed. It is as-if there was a decision to cancel it, and so the ending was slammed into one final chapter.

So far this is cuter than I expected.

The ending felt kind of rushed, going directly from Christmas to graduation (which would be March in the Japanese school year.) We don't get to see them shopping together (except at the road trip), or going to movies, or having anything that might arguably be a date...

But there isn't even any hand-holding, just sleeping on each other's shoulders.

"Q: What's the difference between a cross-dresser and a transgender person?" "A: About two years."

There was a time when I really could have used those...

The clarity of the artwork for this particular translation is unfortunately not good at all :(

This was sweet! We need more !!

I must be missing context of some kind... seems kind of pointless as-is.

It's like a read an interlude between two scenes in some existing manga, with it not being expected to make sense without knowing the existing manga.

There is one more chapter of this, "Sweets are Forever" on Dynasty Reader

... I don't understand. There must be some background to this that I am missing.

The whole bit about the attack on the elf camp and reawakening high magic, was uncomfortably rushed.

Happy birthday, Ayato !

This is like any bad porn premise. A minor settings premise that soon gets dropped, a woman who is down for anything, fucking without consequences, no follow up. Nothing would have been lost if, for example, the premise had been that the guys enter a bar and find a willing woman there (which...

Moved in already ;-)

I feel as if I must be missing important parts of the context...

I don't see any romance here !!

The translation here is the worst I have ever seen. It is full of nonsense words, and full of places that use "15" instead of "is", and full of typing mistakes. It is too bad, as the story looks vaguely interesting. But I give up on the translation.;

I was thrown off a bit by the mention of Canola flowers. Canola was developed in Canada in the 1960's and 1970's, as a deliberate variety of rapeseed breed to avoid certain undesirable traits. All Canola is rapeseed but most rapeseed is not Canola. It is a-historical for there to be canola...