When I first decided to read it, I wasn't expecting it to be a sex-ed manga with a didactical purpose for teens, but as I kept on reading it, you get to know better the characters and even sympathise with them- who hasn't been on Kazoe's place?-. It's so natural and even relatable for some people that may be on the same situation as Kazoe (conservative family...etc) and that info could be really helpful as basic as it may be. Also, the weird way the characters meet and start a friendship from there is really original and it makes you laugh at the same time.But like I said, the succesion of events it's just right for the context and age. You can't expect a 16-year-old to know what it's right to do in certain circumstances, so the try-and-error thing it's present all the time. The lector learns and so do the characters.

In my opinion, as another review said, it is 30 chapters long, don't expect a lot because it isn't, it's to kill time and enjoy the afternoon or distressing yourself from whatever. However, I did like it a lot and the art sometimes transmits just the exact sensation the artist wants you to feel and far from the simple "it's pretty", it transmits, and that is the most important factor when it comes to draw or make any sort of art.