The people who reviewed it are hating the anime, mercy! 😂 The big highlight here is that the story evolves... yes, it evolves. Generally, romances tend to drag on or get straight to the point in the first season, but here the story unfolds slowly, almost as if one leg is asking permission from the other to walk, but it moves forward, and the moments make it clear that the climax is coming and is inevitable, but it won't be rushed. I'd say there's a certain realism there, since there are budding couples who don't rush into the act, but they enjoy each other, enjoy the momenttogether, and that's something that warms the heart. The difference here is that the comedy is much more present, unlike the first season which was almost absent. I'd say this is natural since the couple has loosened up and now socializes more, so it's normal to have comedic moments, and this might not please everyone. The animation maintains the same quality as the first season; those who saw the first season almost have to watch the second, but those who liked the serious atmosphere of the plot might not enjoy the second season since it's more comedic.