This show is slow burn type of romance. Cliche'd, harem genre-ish events eventually lead to invaluable moments of character development that make you appreciate the time it took to get there. A word of warning though, it takes a really long time to get there. I was 35-ish chapters in and was still contemplating on dropping the series.

The main characters initially appear trope-ish and simple, but they do receive good development, albeit excruciatingly slowly. For example, the protagonist Kazuya is pretty much insufferable thoughout the earlier parts of the series but he eventually grows (he doesn't outgrow his lecherous habits though). Seeing the bonds and interactions deepen between the main characters is something I've enjoyed over time with this show. However, the side characters are by far the weakest part of this series. I feel the author either forgot to develop them, or introduced them to fill in a particular trope, which is sad as they are designed really well from an aesthetic aspect.

Which leads to the art aspect of this show. It's by far one of the better romance's in terms of art. The panels in this manga flow beautifully, and the characters (only the heroines I guess) are stylish and drawn well. The fan service is top tier too, just enough to get you into the story.