Art: Sometimes the men look...Thick? Blocky? But otherwise the art is really good. (And honestly, the wide proportions are probably more realistic compared to most manga styles.)
Character: The whole cast is very well written, including the supporting cast. They tend to be pretty three-dimensional, and endearing when they're supposed to be. As for the terrible awful bastard man, he serves his purpose decently well.
Story: The first few chapters lead you on with repeated foreshadowing as you wait for the love interest to finally show his true colors, and that growing momentum bit is pretty entertaining. The reveal, confrontation, and 'redemption' are all a little sloppy, at times heavy handed on the dramatics, but still a decent read. I was more-or-less invested.
Enjoyment: If you like reading about terrible things happening to good people, followed by a bad-boy redemption through love, you may like this! Just don't think about it too hard. Also if you're hoping for the bad guy to be seriously, genuinely cruel, this might be a bit light to your tastes.
