Haven't finished reading it yet but love it so far. If you liked The Summer Hikaru Died, you'll probably like this one - as long as you're okay with cannibalism and explicit sex scenes. There is a bit of gore, but it's not overly gratuitous. Unlike TSHD, there isn't much of an emphasis on mystery or seeking answers; it's more of a slice of life with dashes of horror mixed in. A lot of the horror is psychological and this approaches the premise of "inhuman flesh-eating creature looking like a regular person" in a unique way. Despite not having finished it yet, I'm certain thiswill be a favorite for many horror erotic art enthusiasts!