It has a very middle of the road story, lots of things left unsaid. Some may enjoy it more than others.
It didn't feel like it had much meat on its bones in terms of story, cliche plot twist etc.
I would recommend this to people looking for a story of a female dom, simple plot, quick read.
For me it feels more like some of the characters aren't revealed, and purposefully so. Like Chairwoman Cha's husband, Sia's older brother (and how Chairwoman Cha keeps defending him), Yohan's husband, Siheon(?)'s husband and children...
For me, the story ties itself up in a good enough bow, but the hidden characters were annoying. Just gonna say the author was lazy for that lol
The politics of this story are certainly... something. It's been interesting to try and figure out what the hell the author is trying to say. Clearly the aliens seem to be colonists and a lot of the actions they have taken and story beats align with that thought, fake saviors(possibly), spreading disease, overtaking culture, more rights than the indigenous. But on the other hand the wording has been absurdist and foreign readers (not sure about jp readers and i cant read jp so idk if wording is different) can interpret the aliens as "foreign aliens", refugees, foreigners. And that reading of the manga from that perspective is chauvinist and nativist? So i have no clue where the hell the author is going with this but its certainly an interesting read. Interested to see where this goes haha






Overall I loved this, very cute and sweet. Some things were quite frustrating in a unsatisfying way in the beginning, but I feel like the story got some legs towards the middle. Well worth it for anyone reading this, short and sweet.