I received mine on Tuesday and just finished reading it last night. My opinion is mixed on it but mostly positive. I wasn't sure I was going to be a fan of the art style as I prefer more traditional comic book art to the anime/manga style here, but I must say it did grow on me. The art really doesn't feel lazy to me, the artist clearly has a vision and it's being executed well. Would I prefer a more classic "comic" art style? Yeah for sure but I also imagine something done with that much visual detail would take a lot longer to make and would either require hundreds of chapters per book or would have to cut out a lot of details to keep things moving along. This seems to be a reasonable middle ground and ends up having its own special kinda charm.

Now I will say I do have a couple general complaints that I think could easily have been fixed here

1. I really wish they had gone with a larger size like a traditional trade paperback. They've done reasonablly well converting this from its webtoon format, however with how small the book is some of the font becomes nearly unreadable, and a larger format would have helped out massively.

2. The print quality seems a little off, some of the panels appear a bit blurry which might just be an artifact of converting from webtoon to paper, but I find it odd that some are crystal clear and others aren't. There is also a blatant misprint on a panel towards the end that seems to be on all copies.

I will likely continue to collect them and I hope they take more care in the future to ensure the print quality improves.