So I expecting a plot where there's some playful bullying and then a romance begins, but instead I just got a kid who at some points you'll just want to throw your arms up in the air and say "there's no way anyone can take this much bullying". Unfortunately you never end up breaking through this wall, but instead the initial bullying dies down since the story really can't go anywhere without it. The art is crisp. It keeps the same style and quality throughout. As the Manga goes on, the characters develop (albeit slowly). Though I think that romance needs to really be kicked up a notch. By chapter 50 you kinda want things to heat up because you're tired of where the characters are at with each other. Either an introspective look is required, or get the ball rolling in some flings/relationships cause there's a lot happening and almost 0 acknowledgement from the characters. Either way, I enjoyed where it went and am curious to see where the author is taking it.