Yuta Yagi lays out the dreadful workaround he and his boyfriend had to do to have legal rights in each other's lives in a country that still denies equality to its gay citizens today, six years after this manga was first published.

This is part autobiography and part how-to manual for other gay couples who want to have access to basic things like health decisions and inheritance.

It's just so sad that this has to exist, especially in a country that exports so many LGBTQ+ manga.

Despite the heavy topic and other forms of homophobia in the story, Yagi keeps the tone light as evidenced by his chibi style of drawing on the cover, celebrating his relationship and their little victory over the system. ( )