It did not take too long to read the whole 33 chapters. It's a nice manga, the humor works and does not burn out as I feared at first. After some time, the formula becomes a bit predictable and the jokes are slightly less spectacular, but it has its own charm and does not spoil the series. As I expected, Senpai isn't a very interesting character, but his personality isn't as important to the story as Nagatoro's. This typical nerdy guy works pretty fine and he had to be this way for the story to work. I wasn't really laughing out loud to this, but I was smiling while reading this. The main character is definitely the strongest aspect of series. Even if the same jokes are repeated a bit too often, it's not really a problem to me. I understand that these jokes are a part of a story, but a joke about something else from time to time wouldn't hurt. But in general, Nagatoro is a very cheerful and energetic character, which I expected from such a series when I first saw it. She is written pretty carefully, you can sometimes see bits of her deeper personality, in some of the chapters. Overall, I really like her character a lot and how it is constructed. This is not the best series in the world, but it is certainly worth reading as quite a cheerful comedy. The series works very well on its assumptions as a romantic comedy. The protagonist is colorful and her character makes you want to read it. So far, when the series is still publishing and it it doesn't seem like ending, I can't really find anything major that could be different to improve the series. I'd like to see a bit more of the romantic aspect tho, as there aren't too many romantic moments compared to the comedic ones, with some exceptions. Particularly one chapter (21) had a very good balance of the comedic and the romantic aspect, without making one more important than the another.