At first look, this manga seems like it has a pretty generic setting, but when one delves into it, it has a good amount of depth and the small details add up to make a pretty interesting world. What particularly helps this is that we see the world through the eyes of Kou, a being who knows nothing about pretty much anything, but with curiosity and earnestness explores and slowly learns more and more about it. This is pretty relaxed all the way through, in that there's not too deep of an overarching plot or long-term character/relationship development, but Kou himself is such a goodhearted character that the short stories of Kou's exploits and how the people around him grow and change in response to him were quite enjoyable and often touching to read through. Ultimately, the ending was clearly incredibly rushed, wherein larger plot threads that were hinted on never manifested and it felt more like the set up to a much larger story than anything. Still, it ended on a solid enough note, in essence reviewing everything that happened over the course of the manga, so while I would love more, I was satisfied with the conclusion. I liked the general style, character designs, and such, though I felt the quality was somewhat rough so overall, I'd rank the art as decent.
