I really wanted to like this book, but several factors prevented me from doing so. One: The art style. I really did not like it. I found it drab, hard to look at, and just plain bad. Keep in mind, I am critiquing it based on my own personal preferences; you may like it, even if I don't. However, it felt crudely drawn to me and there was a few instances of hair-covered eyes still showing through clearly, as if their eyes are located on their hair and not in the socket. I hate that. Two: Jiro. He was whiny, bratty, and always needed saving. He criedwhen he didn't get his way and was extremely clingy. Doomed to be forever overprotected by his extremely weird brother, whose transformation still confuses me to this day.

Three: The plot. It felt rushed. Too rushed. Kind of like when you really, really want to play a game but you have fifteen minutes until you need to go somewhere so you just play in a hurry and then leave the mess out for future-you to clean up, much to future-you's ire. It feels like the mangaka drew with that kind of "I really want to do this but I don't have time so let's do it quickly!" mentality. Everything happened so quickly there was almost no transition between one thing and the next.

Honestly, I was so looking forward to this manga. I found the plot to be promising, I liked the front cover art, but ultimately two good things were let down by a disappointing story.