Product Description: The Kourenji Family, a wealthy Japanese empire, is looking for an heir to its massive family. The two candidates, Karou and Ryuugo, are fighting to succeed as the next heir. But as they two pit their strength against each other, Kaoru starts to show another side of himself. It seems he might be more interested in winning Ryuugo than the family fortume.
Just Okay. There are two actual couples in this manga. The first is two cousins whom had a previous relationship but haven't been together for some time. The grandmother wants one of them to marry a woman to whom she has cared for and considers her daughter. Not to give too much away but neither marries her. Then the second couple comes into the story to become the heir. This manga does have enough encounters to satisfy most, I think that perhaps it could have been done better. There was little emotion behind the even the first two cousins getting together. The book description also does not fit exactly with what went on. It seems to describes a typical story of a reluctant uke with a seme who knows what he wants, which is not exactly how it goes. It's not even the other way around with the uke being the pursuer. Their first encounter just happened, seemingly without any thought behind it. As for pitting their strength against each other, I don't see where that happened at all. I give it an okay rating, because I somewhat regret buying it but probably will reread it.
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