enoisa

It is soooo refreshing to see a female protagonist playing a typical "male" character for a change - ones that takes the lead, stands her ground, but is not showing it off just because it's a woman. She is just being herself, and her being herself also means having an idol even when you're older, your own bubble of interest and grounded vunerabilty.
She acts well and intertwines with the male main character very well, even though he seems like a manchild at first.

The theme is also refreshing, it feels somewhat new and I'm halfway through and couldn't wait till end to write an review.