As far as this show goes it really doesn't have a story more of a status quo. That status quo is built on pretty awful foundations. What the show is about is obvious from the title and its description and it is not the worst concept.
At first, I thought it was going to be something that flowed. Unfortunately, the show delves more into a guy that gets a girl he likes but by being a male tsundere he pushes her emotions around and basically enables himself to cheat on her by pretending it isn't ever serious when the show makes it clear it is not like that by his actions.
The art is generally of a good standard throughout the show. It rarely drops below average and the ecchi is very much a staple of the show consistently. If it was full-blown hentai it would be a great animation but it is not.
The OP and ED are memorable but nothing you would want outside of watching the show. Generally, the ecchi noises are good but some seem to have the exact same noises for different girls.
Characters are very much of a simple set of general attributes. One thing that is very clear for the show is the naivety of the main cast in that they allow the male to treat many of them awfully. It feels like a harem that won't last long before someone gets seriously hurt. Whereas many males and females in the school have a much greater understanding of things.
Ultimately, this short ecchi show is not bad but it is most definitely average. It does not bring anything special or unique to the table due to the way it plays out. One thing to its credit I would say it definitely is the right length per episode as it would make it pretty dull in full-length episodes. The lack of a story brings it down heavily.
