Did the anime cover most of the chapters without skipping contents

AnD_MaN_03 said:
All major contents up to chapter 23 (Vol. 4) has been adapted. Extras and bonus chapters (e.g.: ch. 6.5 or 13.5...) are missing, though. Apart from the missing contents, there are also a couple of scenes that are original to the anime.
I think the adaption is mostly similar to My Dress-Up Darling, that you mentioned. You can continue from Vol. 4 after the series end, read only the missing contents, or simply re-start from ch. 1.
On the quality side, I must say that the visuals are beautiful and backgrounds are amazing, but obviously you can't get all the original drawings' charm just from the anime.
It still remain a solid adaption, so you can choose what you prefer. I personally re-read it from the beginning to spot the differences.

pipegf98 said:
Horimiya is a special case though, they clearly wanted to adapt the main story line from begining to end but didn't or couldn't take the risk of making a season of 26 episodes. The promised neverland is a special case (in bad way).
Akebi being a slice of life iyashikei meant that the season could end almost anywhere without feeling incomplete.