*warning this review may contain spoilers*

Okay, before I begin hear me out, I've never written a review before so it may be kinda messy but the was a truly stunning story so I couldn't help myself...

Story:
The story is like nothing I've ever seen before, and it's definitely one of the most relatable thing I've ever read.
We start out with our main Tasuku Kaname being called out by some of his classmates who have found out he may be gay. He begins to stress out and almost gets to the point he kills himself, this is until he see's a mysterious woman (anonymous) jump, but to his surprise she is completely fine. This woman becomes the foundation for our story and brings together each of the different characters. This story captures a lot on being part of the LGBT+ community and homophobia so perfectly it just feels like your part of the cast. I definitely teared up a little while reading it.

Art:
Okay I'm just gonna say it, the art is utterly STUNNING, its almost poetic. The way each moment is captured is so perfect , it just draws you in.

characters:
Each and every character is beautifully written. We have people spanning from around 9 up to mid 60s to 70s. Most of the cast are members of the LBGT and we throughout the story we get to watch them come out, begin to accept themselves, and accept others.

Enjoyment:
I really enjoyed this and think even if your not part of the community you should read it to, it could help you be more open to the community :)