While trope elements were always prominent in his work, they were still used in such a way to propel a complex narrative of interweaving emotions usually. Here though... It's about as generic as generic can be. There's a violent tsundere, a cool kuudere, a shy girl who gets brash when drunk, a genki girl, and a socially adept onee-san. None of these characters go beyond surface depth and there are no real paradigm shifts in the narrative or relations of these characters even after 100 chapters.

Another generic harem with constant accidental voyeurism, domestic abuse for laughs, and everyone acting completely unreasonable towards each other at every moment. This has the means to be good, but instead reaches for the cheap and annoying stuff.

if you haven't figured out whether or not you like seo kouji yet, this one probably won't help. it's more of the same you've come to expect.