If you're a logical man, you'll probably think that the premise of this manga is broken. Like, HOW THE HELL DOES YOUR RIGHT HAND TRANSFORM INTO A GIRL?
But that's why I like it. The introduction is so intriguing that you'd want to know how it works (even though in the end, you don't get much).
The story is full of fillers. Like, seriously, in some of the volumes, all, but the last, of the chapters are fillers. Does that mean they're bad? No, they're hilarious. And also, Kazurou Inoue was smart to make these fillers feel essential for building the relationship between the 2 main protagonists.
The art is good. And that's something impressive on your first ever manga. You can say that the author has a "great right hand" (It's a joke. Okay, I'll stop.). But even though it's an Ecchi, it's got low amounts of it if you consider how long the series is. Personally, I'm thankful but for the Ecchi fans, you'll be saying "That's it?"
All in all, Midori Days is a very interesting story, full of interesting characters. It's not something full of mind blowing plot twist. There're just some and some of them are not really for story, rather, for comedy.
The ending is also very good. It's one of the first times I got "real world"-ed by a manga. It didn't go far away to the story and it didn't have any cliffhangers.
