Now I've always been a fan of this rural seaside aesthetic with ambiguous relationships, but this series was just not for me on a variety of criteria. The most glaringly obvious issue I noticed since the first chapter was how horrendous the pacing of both the narrative and relationship was. I felt catapulted into something, whilst at the same time finding the page excruciating to read in format. The art is okay, but just something about it makes it difficult, be the lettering or something else. At this point just read the eromanga "Inaka" which had some more breathing room for its story despite aLOT of sexual scenes. Maybe this is just a shonen problem.