A story where the main character is unable to influence the people around him. Rather, the main character receives a huge amount.... A realistic story about Japanese art schools. On the other hand, it is not an ideal story. What that means is that there is no comedy at all, and it can be seen as a realistic story about the protagonist overpowering and growing up. I do not recommend this work to those who expect comedy elements like "My Hero Academia", "Dia A", or "Haikyuu". Even though it has something in common, such as "Your Lie in April" and "Eromanga Sensei", this is too realistic. I think this work would have looked more realistic if it had been made as a TV drama rather than an animation. For those of you who will see this work, it is far from the Japanese animation works so far. So the taste may be a little different. I found this work's setting of characters around the main character more appealing. However, it was disappointing that the character didn't appear much. There are also descriptions of a single work, such as "Shokugeki no Soma", but this work is art. So, if you don't understand art, there may be many people who don't know much about it. What's even more disappointing is that you can't feel the charm of the main character. What I liked about it was that it wasn't a character with a twist or anything like that, so I felt like the main character had less guiding power.