I have been reading this for a while, and I still don't get why this didn't blow up. The art style is very clean and easy to decipher. The protagonist actually goes through character development and while the pacing felt a bit slow in the first couple chapters, after the time skip it picks and up. The protagonist felt very bland and annoying in the beginning, but that's expected and was very realistic. I liked how the author handled the protagonist's depth, it didn't felt unnecessary and was just. Definitely gives this a read if you're looking for good world building and plot points.