This was fairly interesting but again, seems aimless. The homoerotic subtext is basically text, but in a way that you can only find in early 2000s manga. Very much the "We're playing off the 'gay behavior' as a joke because we can't say it explicitly, but if you know you know". It's extremely cringe-inducing by today's standards, but hey at least nowadays we can have standards about LGBT content in our media. The only reason I'm still reading is that there are only three volumes, plus I am a bit curious about the mystery of Rikuo's past. There's just enough intrigue to still keep me interested. ( )