Whether You Can, Or Can't Manga Reviews

I really like that the art style feels sketchy and casual, but is still able to capture those little micro-expressions that can really make or break a character. Unfortunately, I think the paneling is really detracting from the overall story: 75% of chapter one is close-ups of character faces (to presumably showcase those micro-expressions lol) with little attention paid to where characters actually are in relation to other places, if that makes sense? Additionally, the flashbacks we see are indistinguishable from what's currently happening in Sui's life, so the overall experience is very jarring and near-incomprehensble.

I am not willing to pay money to read more of this series, but I could look forward to the author's future works.