The writing style cannot be said to be very good, but it is relatively delicate and the writing is clear. The male protagonist is always top-notch, not internally consumed, and very civilized.
Although I prefer good people, I actually have no moral requirements for two-dimensional characters, and I have no mysophobia, so I accept the protagonist's behavior well. However, it is undeniable that the male protagonist has character flaws, and the cp (just look at the behavior at the beginning) is a bastard. If you don't like it, don't join.
It's a very simple period story, but the ending was a little rushed. I went back and looked at the extra chapter that the author later added to explain everything clearly.
When I watched it, I seemed to have complained to my friends about it. The early plot was like stepping on a banana peel and sliding wherever you went. However, the character creation was okay, and most of the logic was reasonable and acceptable without looking into it carefully.
The protagonist is adopted, and the CP is his uncle. The sense of age is well grasped. Some people may think that the uncle lacks initiative and his emotions are not obvious, but I personally like this kind of age. There is no need to press for answers step by step, but he is there when I look back.