Stating the obvious here but: this manga is focused on mental health, specifically adhd and autism. Every chapter presents a different story (and person). I like the portrayal of people and their stories here, it's quite realistic. The only thing I find not to be realistic is how fast the characters manage to get a diagnosis (as shown in the comic), but I think that in all of the stories the doctor basically tells them something along the lines: "yeah, *this* is your problem, *this* is your diagnosis". I wish the author also portrayed how difficult it is to actually get a diagnosis and whata troublesome ride that is. Of course, that's not the most important thing here and the author probably didn't want to focus on that but on the actual experience of a neurodivergent person living in a neurotypical society and how they manage to adapt to it.

This topic is very important and I'm so glad to see that there is even a manga about this subject!

The reason why it's not so attractive or particularly interesting to read is probably because there is a lot of text and not so much descriptive imagery and by that I don't mean that there is too much text, I just wish we ge to see more things instead of having everything explicitly said. I might sound crazy now so keep in mind that this is a very subjective opinion!