Hajimete no Ojousama

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I finished the whole series, it was...decent.
The story may have been a cliche but it worked quite well.
Though ending at 21 (.1) chapters is uhh.. hmmm
Not enough for me to get passionate about it?
It's just a good read, and hey that's better than anything.

For those considering, you aren't missing stuff if you choose to skip, yet this manga is living proof cliches can WORK if portrayed properly.
A wealthy girl falls in love with a normal guy that teaches her how to do normal things?
We all aren't that naive, but this kind of story works sometimes

This is a straightforward romcom, one boy, one girl, no harem, and bringing them slowly together for the enjoyment of the viewer. It has a formula that works, namely, what are common things regular people never think twice about, and how can an extremely sheltered ojou-sama be the butt of a joke about it?

Our couple, Sewa and Kotone, are first years in high school and meet because Sewa is a good guy who doesn't think twice about helping someone out. Kotone is truly charmed by this and asks her father for the chance to enter Sewa's school. Indulgent father that he is, he grants it, ... and thus begins our sweet and vanilla journey for these two.

This is completely a feel-good romantic comedy, with absolutely no doubt who the chosen couple is, and no obstacles being placed between them that would change that dynamic. The series follows its formula and it works, which is the most important part. It did end a bit too soon in my opinion, since this kind of feel-good vanilla can continue for quite a while, so at least it didn't wear out its welcome. The ending is also delightfully vanilla, so it's a soothing balm for the darker stuff most people (including myself) usually read.