The artwork is really beautiful—every single drawing feels well thought out, and the paneling has a very smooth reading flow. I find the character designs especially cute, with lots of expression. The story itself is quite nice and clearly aimed at a younger audience (around ages 10–14), but I still had a lot of fun with it. You can tell the manga doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s exactly how I think it should be read. I genuinely empathized with the characters and really liked the ending. The overall length of the manga also felt just right, especially thanks to the well-structured panels.