I applaud the mangaka for her(?) ability to create stories that are both exciting and subtle at the same time. The plot developments aren't rushed and they convey a sort of melancholy ambience to the story that I find very gripping. It might not be the most dramatic or action-packed manga out there but the mundane aspects of it does make it so much more realistic in my opinion.

I loved Tonight's Take-Out Night! too and this is even better in the sense that there is only one story that you can really submerge yourself in. You get a lot of content that delves quite deep into the characters' backgrounds and feelings. I also loved that the story spans several years, so their feelings actually develop slowly over time though the conclusion might at first seem a bit abrupt.

Loved basically everything about it from the unique art style to the plot and imperfect characters. Highly recommended!

This is really good now that I think about it. When I first read it I thought it was severely boring and I put the book down, but the artwork brought me back and I was able to finish. It starts off boring but it has potential. I at least felt it ended in the right way even though the elope scene wasn't as dramatic as I thought, but these are assassins; I don't even know what I was hoping for. And it certainly gets you hyped at different points.