Kubo won't let me be invisible is a fun romantic comedy. I would have given it a 10 if it had a strong, non-generic ending, but that was the manga's only obvious flaw. All of the characters are fun, but the real innovation is creating a male-protagonist in a rom-com who is invisible to his teachers, fellow students, and even automated doors. A lot of rom-coms have a male lead who is basically invisible or poorly written, but this manga makes that it's strength. The art style is "syrupy-sweet", which matches the tonal style of the series. I normally enjoy vanilla rom-coms, but I stillthink that this stands above the rest in quality.