Furthermore, what's with the representation of women in this manga? The only characters who were slightly realistic and relatable were Chitose Hibiya and Takako Shimizu. The younger females were clingy, weak and, to be horrifically frank, irritating. What was even more annoying was the almost constant sexualization of these and other female characters. Let's just say that I found the forced-upon male gaze discomforting. Such a large amount was unnecessary.
However, if you're looking for a piece of light-hearted entertainment that's quick and easy to read, go for it! After all, it's important that one makes their own decisions about whether or not something is good! （‐＾▽＾‐）
