This is a very interesting one. Unlike a lot of current romance manga, it is unapologetic, bold, painfully realistic and most of all very objective and sharp in its writing.
The story is most the time almost uncomfortable for how real the emotions feel. The paralels and metaphors with art inside the story are on point and work through a surprisingly large range of human emotion.
The characters feel incredibly layered and alive, being at the same time, incredibly consistent from a writing stand point, while feeling as unpredictable as any alive person, and without ever giving the sensation it was a writing choice, but rather, a real decision made by the characters.
It is very uniquely and incredibly well written and drawn, without any panels or chapters feeling pointless or unecessary, and at the same time presenting gorgeous art and text.
Re-reading was also as interesting and engaging as the first read, with details sprinkled through every single line or word.
I would recommend this manga to anyone who enjoys engaging stories that treat the reader with enough respect to make them uncomfortable in order to present something beautiful.
