This was my first manga I've ever read, so I'm trying to be generous in my enjoyment of the style and format.

This was a good book, and I can see why/how Hollywood made an adaptation in "Edge of Tomorrow." The story here is slightly different, but good in its own way. It almost seemed like the author was going to make Rita a Damsel in Distress, and I'm glad that wasn't the case.

The illustrations were difficult to follow, but I don't know if that is because of this particular illustrator, or my inexperience with the medium.