The story is brilliantly paced and gives you a perfect ending. The art is very good because I have not seen a kind of art like it anywhere. The characters mainly Kurosawa will leave you in a crossroads on whether you like him or hate him, same goes for Kitahara. When you reach the bulk of the story, characters change and you get to understand everybody that is important to the story.
It may also hit you with an unexpected romance but at least it develops it and makes the reader understand why they're together. I'll say that Onani Master Kurosawa is very underrated and deserves more praise in this community or in fact the whole community of anime and manga in general.
