This was such a cool sequel series to Peach Girl Taking place 10 years later, and released years after the original manga, yes there are still some Peach Girl-esque gimmicks. But overall the pacing and storytelling is definitely more mature and realistic in this one. You can feel how the author and story have matured a bit over time. I loved getting to see Momo and Kairi after their high school years. And this sequel did a good job at giving good plot and character development to Sae and Toji. Exploring the odd relationship between the main 4 was fun to see. They've grown up abit and have a fondness for each other despite all the wild stuff they go through (AND put each other through) together.

Personally, I loved both the slice of life and dramatic aspects of this story, so I was entertained every single chapter. And the art is so clean and satisfying to look at. All the characters' designs still feel like them, just grown up.

If you're a fan of the original Peach Girl, as problematic but admittedly lovable it was, then I do think you'll be a fan of this.