Akasaka has proved himself with Oshi No Ko and Kaguya, at the start I thought this one seemed weak in comparison, but its growing stronger on each chapter.
Most characters are good and lovable, they're really flashed out, the first 5 or so chapters were kinda misleading making most of them seem kinda generic, I think that was on purpose like a interesting plot twist.
Characters interact with each other in such a human way, it seems like watching real people relationships, from making mistakes to having some behavior patterns and desires, its very captivating.
Story is very good and original, hard to predict, hard to say there is anything generic on it.
It really subverts Romcom, which is not surprising coming from the same author of Kaguya-Sama, the plot follow four characters instead of two as most romcoms, they are not two couples (for now atleast), its hard to tell how they're gonna develop, it does feel like the manga has four main characters all important to the story.
there'ss some hate going on from some readers, most hate boils down to ''she/he is not perfect, so they're a bitch/trash'', really unfair, mostly from people expecting harem/ecchi.
Overall, a really good experience.
