I found the story to be quite fascinating. Each of the characters shown so far have been pretty interesting, and IMO far from the common stereotypical manga heroines. In addition, the artwork is nice and the story isn't too rushed. Plus a good 30-40 pages per chapter makes the wait worthwhile. I believe that the "incest as a subplot" should be removed until we see the current story arc resolved.

Its a cute and fluffy series to read. I found the chapter with little Chami and the Uncle to be extremely heartwarming! It is far from disturbing as in real life some little children can and will climb on their older family members in real life. The artist does a good job of capturing this in Chami while mixing it with cat like qualities. The girls are, after all, just cats who happen to be able to take on a human form.

Overall: cute, mellow, slice-of-life story about a boy working for a cat cafe and the lives of the various cats (NOT PEOPLE) who live and work in it. As for the ecchi, I'm pretty sure most of the readers here have seen much worse. It is pretty tame by manga standards. Definitely worth a read.

What I found interesting about this is that the girls were far more like cats than the usual cat girls you find in manga/anime, who are mostly nothing but "normal" girls with cat ears and a tail and one or two really superficial feline traits, if even that. I lived under the supervision of a cat for a good number of years and I can definitely say the cat girls in this story have delightfully more genuine cat features. So, they shouldn't be judged by purely human standards.

I'm not far into this, past chapter 2, but so far I'm very fascinated. The sexual undertones alphagulp mentioned with the "uncle" are bizarre. But it's a matter of personal opinion whether or not you find it interesting or offensive. I mean, it's just what a kitten-girl would do with someone very familiar. Crawl around and such. But that all just makes it more interesting. Besides, the original text is "ojisan" which can also translate to middle-aged gentleman. So whatever. It's a cafe...run by cat-girls...in the midst of what appeared to be some kind of outer space. Good stuff (^_-)

This manga was a very great read that I wonder why its very short. The plot and goal is enough for this manga to atleast be 30 or so chapters long without going to the realm of "stretching and milking" like some mangas do . The art style and characters are fluffy(literally) and cute too , only thing that ruins this though is the tiny but yet so detailed ecchi scenes in this and also the fact that it dabbles into some really weird and dark topics at the last chapters . Overall it is great , it is kawaii , and I didn't really need this entire paragraph for a 5 chapter manga.

The second chapter, where you have the child cat-girl climbing all over her 'uncle' / customer's body in suggestive poses, was really disturbing.

The coffee house is a soft-core prostitution house basically: the girls have to like you, in order to 'get some', and the patrons generally seem to go there to get their kicks... What makes it so sick is how young most of the 'girls' are.