I'm extremely frustrated after reading this novel, and I feel compelled to point out that it desperately needs the "slice of life" genre tag. Frankly, I steer clear of such content as it holds little appeal to me. If I were looking for a slice of life experience, I'd much rather watch the Animal Discovery Channel – it's far more captivating than the mundane activities portrayed in this book.
The first arc or prologue was indeed intriguing, and the subsequent chapters started off decent enough. However, from there on, it just becomes a tedious read. My anger boils over at having invested time in something so unengaging. There's more I could gripe about, but I'll refrain from spoiling anything. If you're a fan of slice of life stories, perhaps give it a shot, but for me, it was a regrettable choice.
