I think I've over done it with the slice of life and romance genre, because this manga was starting to feel a little bit cliched and repetitive. That being said, I definitely feel that compared to a lot of the SLO/romance out there, it still keeps it fresh. The premise was fairly interesting. The characters were all pretty fun. There wasn't any fan service that I can remember. It bought into some of the cliches, but it also avoided quite a few of the others. It probably helped that it was set in university, instead of high school. There's always some sort of rivalry for the main girl, and I have to say I was rooting for the other contender for a while. The main character came off as overly childish and a little too insecure and possessive. I think there are some cultural differences, and that kind of thing is normal in manga? Anyway, this was a pretty decent romance manga, and I would have loved it even more if I wasn't sick of romance mangas.