Pleasantly surprised by the end of the first chapter. It's an interesting concept that made me want to keep reading. I like the art style, too. Kinda reminds me of Naoshi Komi's art style in Nisekoi. With the nature of this type of comedy I sometimes see artists draw very hectic panels, which is fine but sometimes I get a bit confused at what I'm looking at and loose track a bit. So I'm glad this is still funny without it. I'd say the overall feel of it is like, 'Love at Fourteen' where there's no bigger story or climax but just a fun little ride