The story does a decent job at catching your attention at first, the way the series builds drama is not half bad, however - soon enough, those same aspects of the story fade away into the background. It does a fine job of stimulating drama, but it does not effectively sustain it.
I found the story quite repetitive. Most of the arcs consist of a similar cycle with new characters. This is especially burdensome when each character doesn't feel like a real individual, and instead seems to mimic certain tendencies of actual human beings to an unrealistic extent. Consequently, sympathising with the characters in the series is an absurd experience. Most of the characters lack complexity and rest in a constant loop of "I'm happy, and now I want to die".
However, the art quality and style was quite wonderful. The characters are drawn well and the shading is done to high level. There's a generous amount of detail in the various environments the story takes place in. There isn't much to fault in this regard.
Overall, the manga doesn't do anything exceptionally. It tries to appear more meaningful than it really is. If you like blind fan service, and purely invest in this medium for that purpose, I would recommend it. However, if you don't, carry on and find something better.
