This is just my excused scoring and it'll be edited until it finished. I just put it now since I might forget what I think for the already translated chapters.

Story Section: 5/10

Premise and Setting: 2/3

The world is just the typical real world but it has an interesting premise. It's like a downgraded version of Kare Kano written in a more mature setting (from a high school setting to the work setting). I said downgraded because although like in Kare Kano wherein the main characters have problems related to their minds/mental aspect, the focus of the novel is the feel-good romance.

Pacing: 2/2

The pacing is fine just the way it is. Not too slow nor fast. Just alright. The events are skillfully put to place to where they are fitted to be.

Complexity: 0/3

There really aren't any complex things you can see in this novel. The potential themes shown in the premise weren't really explored. It was like it was put in there to spice up the novel, which is most likely the case since it is a feel-good romance novel, after all.

Plausibility: 1/2

Perhaps my rating has something to do with how illogical love really can be. You can't really rationalize how it works but for this novel, I think it was alright for the most part.

Character Section: 4/8

Presence: 2/2

The main characters for sure have presence with how they are being described and their given screen time. Same with the side characters, albeit only two are frequently given screen time. It still makes the reader thoroughly remember characters aside from the MCs.

Personality: 1/2

For the most part, all of the side characters are given some sort of personality, albeit not that much. The main characters can also be called realistic although I sometimes think that they are too perfect in their actions, most especially the male MC. As for the depicted antagonists, they are currently shown as horrible 1D, only there to antagonise the male leads, and yes, even the male lead's brother.

Backdrop: 1/2

Aside from the MCs, two other characters were given backdrops but I think they are superficial. Superficial in the sense that they were just given to somewhat justify the actions they are doing now or what they were doing then but it didn't really truly gave a real answer, so superficial. The female MC's, on the other hand, is quite good. The current actions she is doing at the present are influenced by her past and I really appreciate that. The male MC's backdrop, although alright, doesn't really have influences in his current actions and personality today, at least to what we are shown and aside from his reactions when his past is mentioned.

Development: 0/2

Only the female character is given a development but (1) it was only regarding her mental illness and (2) it is too subtle that you can just think it doesn't exist.

Catharsis: n/a

The series is not yet finished.

Writing Style: 7/10

I'm not really good at rating this part since aside from reading web novels, I rarely read any type of literature. Even so, the writing style is certainly above average and how the comedic scenes are portrayed is definitely something noteworthy. But since most novels in this genre seem to have this kind of style already, giving it a 7/10 just for this is not really alright. I guess the mixture of descriptive sentences and normal sentences being well-done will give me the excuse to give it a 7/10. Giving it higher than that is just overkill though since I can't find anything else that is noteworthy to mention.

Enjoyment: 7/10

I currently enjoy it.

Total: 5+4+7+7=23/38= 6.05

(catharsis is expected to be 1/2 so...) 5+5+7+7= 24/40= 6/10