The main character starts off painful to watch in their angry shouneness, but one good thing about this manga is its portrayal of the main character Yuu and his counterpart Mika. Yuu starts off painful to look at with his horribly cliche shounen angriness, but his character development is admirable and touching in the way he becomes more emotionally balanced. Mika in himself is an amazingly well written character and the chemistry between those two is worth sitting through all the downsides and cliches.
In terms of plot/story the first 13ish chapters build up the pace well and it gets gripping. But after that points it starts to fall- it's the type of manga which builds up too many mysteries and questions without resolving them which leaves you feeling strung and unsatisfied. The drawing out of when Yuu and Mika will meet is one huge fanbaiting which feels frustrating and unecessary.
If the manga would pull itself together and start revealing its main plot already I would have given this a much better review. Otherwise I would put it as a good and fun read if you don't have anything else better to read, and if you don't mind being pulled into a blackhole of no return of emotional feels and wanting to yell at your screen
