Story: This is basically the tale of a delinquent boy who, on one day meets a girl with blurry eyesight. The entire story revolves around their interactions, which are a delight to watch. Most of the chapters are crafted in a slice of life form, with some occasional drama and backstory (of both main characters and side characters) which are actually touching. There is a hint of seriousness within all the light-hearted events that takes place, which draws the reader in. The comedy does not feel forced, nor is it the main highlight of any chapter. The chemistry between our leads feels very natural and as of late, although there is no gigantic progress in romance, the reader won't feel too impatient.
Art: The artstyle is simplistic and the expressions are cute. It could have been a 4-koma format manga, if not for some deep character based drama. There is ample attention given to background only if the characters have something to do with it.
Character: This is, by far, the best aspect of the manga. The delinquent is a really likable lad, and his character is not defined solely by his delinquent nature; sufficient explanation has been given for his turning into one of them. Our main girl, besides being ridiculously adorable, is much more than just a moefication incarnate. She is quite strong-willed and empathetic. The story is often driven by the presentation of her own thought processes in daily life, and that is quite an enriching experience each time it happens. The side characters gradually become more two dimensional as the story unfolds. I was slightly surprised at the development of a certain character, which was a delicate affair handled maturely by the mangaka.
There are actually other visually impaired teenagers who have been introduced too, and they have been very likable characters so far.
Enjoyment: This is a manga for all to enjoy, if you are into slice of life and light-hearted romance with occasional depth. The cuteness factor is high and you'll find yourself chuckling during many interactions of our MCs.
The chapters are not that big, nor they are totally disconnected. One wouldn't get too restless if they catch up to the latest chapter. Those who enjoy casual reading and feel-good story will love it...
