The author kept on introducing more and more and more and more and more characters throughout the manga to the point that I didn't even remember their names by the last chapter. Most of the storylines are also predictable and some characters were pretty one dimensional. It's sad because there ARE characters and couples that I liked but the author didn't give them enough time to be fleshed out because of how short and unimportant their "screen time" always was. Instead, they dragged on plotlines that often have predictable outcomes just to satisfy the audiences' demands. I came here from Daytime Shooting Star because I really liked that one. I wanna say I'm disappointed with this one but I think this came out first so it's understandable that the author is still a little rough in writing characters during this.
With that being said, as I mentioned before, the stories are very wholesome and lovely despite my complaints. The artstyle is beautiful and it fits the stories and characters perfectly. I also applaud the author for having the creativity she has to create all the concept, scenarios and plots to make each story different from one another because there are a LOT of them. And while I did mention that some stories were dragged on longer than others, I don't think it'll be a big deal for most people since all the couples in the manga are very pleasant and the development of their relationships are very interesting to read.
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I'd recommend this to anyone who just wants to read a collection of light romance stories that connects with one another. All in all, this was a pretty nice manga as I didn't want to read anything too serious at the time and was just looking for something sweet, which Sugars very much delivered.
