It has all the charm and all the emotion of a made to go McDouble. An assembly line rom-com that won't occupy a cubic nanometer of your hippocampus a week after reading. Yes, there's nothing "wrong" with it, but there's nothing right with it, either.

The plot and romance hit all the predictable notes, blow through all the expected developments with a pace that somehow seems even faster than the one volume it got, and to top it off, humor that couldn't make my mother grin, let alone a 20 something male. Skip this one, or don't. You won't remember it either way.

for a short volume work.....this is pretty well done, with decent complexity(the good kind) and being simple(the good kind). You can really get attached to the 2 main characters.
my only gripe was that while most of the ending was amazing(even if parts were predictable)....i just hate the fact that when ppl meet each other at complete end part..strt explaiing things after a time skip like theyve been away or not in contact with one another, when the group of people have been quite so been in high frequency contact....yes i understand its to help the reader understand wht happened....its just not my favourite mechanism...

but other wise..short and sweet.....and also has a relatively high rereadability value