Pretty solid. The main characters are pretty likable. I don't think they are THAT realistic, but just entertaining and charming. The romance doesn't feel forced. The story itself is pretty much just like every slice of life; nothing ever happens. The art style is pretty good, mainly because I could easily imagine the characters' voices just from how they are drawn. It really all comes down to whether you can handle slice of life and whether you can enjoy the two main characters. I personally did. Not much else to say. I am now writing words to fill up the word count because this is a schoolessay. This is why Letterboxd will remain the better website for reviews. Even their suggestions for what I could include are things that I have already talked about.