A definite hidden gem among the wholesome yet somewhat lewd romcom mangas, this one is a pleasant, relaxing, casual read. It strikes me that the author of this work wanted to make the work about the optimistic future of an adult couple moving to a new town to live together yet he also makes sure to add some depth to these characters. Story - 7 (Spoilers) The first half definitely gets deep. It explores some themes of complex adult personal issues people have in relationships. The main character Ochiai is a recently divorced lady who's has bad experiences with her ex-husband to put it mildly. She livesthe single life but her luck turns around when her neighbour Sawatari-kun enters the picture. Under the excuse of returning a favor, Ochiai starts visiting Sawatari to cook a meal or two as a nice gesture and things just keep on developing for the better on here. It presents real life problems like emotional and employment issues but doesn't dwell too much on them as the mangaka strives to show the readers that the situation can always improve. You can always find someone to love and it's really wholesome. The development is slow and the chapters are more focused on slice of life but the best part of the story is that it doesn't stay in one place too much. I'll explain why in the characters section.

Characters - 8 (spoilers)
Ochai-san - There's quite the amount of character growth that was provided in the span of a few dozen chapters. She starts off as skittish, hurt, self-loathing woman who blames herself for her failed marriage. And it's thanks to her neighbour Sawatari-kun, bless his soul, that she is able to see her worth and feel appreciated. Also she's thick AF, so some cultured readers might appreciate that. The best part about her new relationship with him is that it actually progresses and doesn't fall into the "will-they-or-won't they get together" trap.
Sawatari-kun - The second main character and Mr. Sunshine himself. He is a true blessing, and the buff protector of his new lady companion. He might at first strike you as oblivious to love but is actually incredibly dependable, and not as naive as the reader might assume. He is very blunt but always nice with his words and is integral to bringing that necessary bit of happiness in Ochai's life. Trust me, if you think he's too dense, he'll surprise you. Though if you want to know how the romance progresses, I suggest you read the manga.
Karasuma-san - Ochiai-san's work colleague from a Starbucks like chain, outwardly she strikes you as gloomy like because of the dark circles and hairstyle, however she is quite the wingwoman and more of the older wiser sister type. She and Ochiai have a lot they relate on plus Karasuma does offer that adult humor with her teasing. Not to worry, it's in small doses.

Art - 6
The backgrounds are pretty simplified most of the time and the characters are just about expected for the genre quality wise. However any colored page with Ochiai has quite some detail added with accents on the sexy bits. Then again the artist is known for loving to draw big hipped busty ladies.
Enjoyment - 8
Very relaxing and wholesome as I explained. Ochiai is drawn to be hot so you could count it as fanservice based on her looks alone. Overall the series is a feel good story meant to give you the feels and to help you feel comfy.
Overall - 8
If you like a more chill version of Uzaki-chan with characters with milder personalities, this manga would be perfect for you. It's much like Bijin Onna Joushi Takizawa-san if you know the title.