Even though this is a sweet story and a popular meme in the art circles, the story can get repetitive faster since those are short stories. But it can have some character development, though. Other people might enjoy this series if they like short, slice-of-life stories that don't have much stake to digest. The story might get a bit more repetitive later on when Nakamura still can't confess. The art style fits the story, and it already started to get repetitive since the first volume. The only reason I enjoyed this was that it was a lighthearted read. And the fact that the Nakamura seriesis on hiatus, I don't think I would continue reading this.