Everyone is really kind which was surprising lol. They admit when they've done something wrong and it doesn't feel like virtue signaling, it feels like the author just wanted everyone to have a good time. But also the hosts are way too kind for hosts? lol. There's the ongoing problem that they try to pressure clients into spending more money with commands, but then they're like "oh thank you for stopping me, i was doing something bad". Kyoya cares cause that's his people getting taken advantage of, but it's silly to see the other guys care so much when their salary depends on how much alcohol they sell. Esp bc non-command pressuring is never brought upThis has really good potential to explore the wider implications of D/SVerse, I trust Memo could do a better job with more chapters. We have societal problems, we have "queer" people, but there's not enough time for all that with the romance (haha i really hoped Kyoya would've gone in a "transgender" direction in these secondary genders)

I went into this expecting a light hearted, crime aesthetic story but I was wrong. I know I can't expect content warnings here but I wish there was at least an indicator of how serious the tone of this manga would be The story was really good and I loved the characters and art but, again, i was not prepared for emotional turmoil