My expectation when starting to see this anime was basically none, I expected to see something like a base story as an excuse to have ecchi and fanservice in the anime, luckily I was wrong. The main plot is a very promising premise, that's what captivated me to start watching the anime, and the anime conveyed everything I wanted to pass on to the viewer, when I watch an anime I don't stick to technical questions to evaluate if it's good or if it's bad, in this case I think that if the technical production was better crafted and the budget was a little bigger, it would be one of the best anime of the genre, without any exaggeration. Do you know what makes an anime good or not? If you feel embraced by the work. The characters aren't superficial and I can say that they were well written, as each character doesn't seem to be there just to fill the space needed for a plot to move forward, many well-rated anime these days don't have such a good job done on them. regarding character development and conveying to the viewer what the work really wants to make you feel.
I found the main plot extremely captivating, it's the type of work that when you start watching and go through the episodes puts you several questions in mind and it becomes unpredictable what will happen next, I really enjoyed watching the progress of the story.
If you asked me if it's worth watching, I would easily say yes, since it's a very easy work to be interpreted by the viewer, the scenes really cause an emotional impact in addition to being interesting all the conspiracy that occurs within the anime. the anime uses ecchi as a tool for the story to progress instead of being there for pure fan service, I can't imagine this work without ecchi, for me it's essential in this work and I'm very sad to see people rate this anime so poorly for that reason, while several works much less worked and with much more forced ecchi with such a higher note.
A big surprise for me.
