Longer:
When it first came out, I was reluctant to begin watching it as it simply seemed like another one of those fanservice types of animes since the anime was literally about an anime girl that is a dragon but also a maid. I remember thinking, "Who even comes up with these ideas?"
Perhaps it was because it was Kyoto Animation that was behind this anime, or maybe it just so happened to fit with my preference for anime, but I really enjoyed this one for "perfect seasoning" of drama and fuwa fuwa feel of some of the slice of life animes I have watched so far.
I believe a lot of people liked this anime for the "Master" of the maid, Kobayashi-san for being so relatable for a large portion of anime fans who are in their 20s having freshly graduated from colleges and universities. And it was the same for me as well. In fact, it made me more appreciative of certain "normal" opportunities that are presented before me as well as what I should take into consideration even with the smallest of remarks towards people I care about.
I'm glad I decided to finish watching it.
