Aside from Yoshida not doing anything sexual to Sayu and giving her shelter (which is legally bad), he never does much else for her as a father figure, nor you see how difficult could be to have a teenage girl living with a grown man on a day to day basis. Even in the last episode, where she does something that could be seen as totally despicable on behalf of both, he doesn’t advise her as the adult he should be.
Supporting characters are a joke, as they just push the idea of a relationship between the main characters despite the different age, despite all the consequences it could derive given the situation. Other than that, they only exist to have an episode in which they talk to Sayu and she ends re-affirming she will become a better person, which by the way, is the formula for the first half of the series to the point it gets old fast and real redundant.
The dialogs most of the time feel empty, or feel as repeated ideas, and there isn’t no dynamism in the scenes as most of the time they are just sitting still while talking.
It has fanservice here and there pretty scattered, but it’s on top of an awful premise since the anime also tries to sell its drama as something serious, which in turn helps destroy any moral advice the series could address aside from the unrealism it falls into in its last arc.
The animation feels barely ok, with some things feeling pretty off, or just lacking motion. The sound its ok most of the time, since it’s not memorable but also isn’t annoying.
Bottomline. If you don’t hide you like to treat other woman as objects and like to daydream as their hero, this might be for you. Otherwise, you can do better with your time.
