Story: A fluffy romance story with honest characters which deals with recovery from domestic violence. I like how the main couple is honest and understand each-other with supportive side-characters. Age-gap romance stories usually use the tag to lure people and when they finally become a couple, the whole premise is thrown away in favour of a more generic romance drama/comedy. However, this is different, the story has remained nuanced on the age-gap thing so far and seeing how the story is being followed up, I hope for it to remain so. Art: Generic. Good. But, generic. The emotions are portrayed well but the panels are discontinuousat times with movement and lead to a jarring experience.

Character: If every romance manga had such characters, there would be no story. They're straightforward, honest in the right amount, and interesting enough for the reader to get invested in. I didn't get annoyed at any of them, even the antagonist. They don't bore you with lengthy dialogues but say enough to give themselves a personality.

Enjoyment: Loved the manga. Nothing more to say.

Overall: I have only positive things to say about the manga as a whole. I'll recommend this to anyone looking for a romantic comedy/drama and with good leads and an interesting story. It might come off as generic sometimes when it tries to incorporate certain tropes, but is an interesting read overall. I personally wasn't able to put it down until I got to the latest update, and I'm (almost) certain that I'll be following this till the end.