This is my latest read. Full disclosure: I got interested in it after rumors started swirling on Twitter that &Team's Jo might be playing the lead in the live-action adaptation. In that regard, the role is basically tailor-made for him and I really hope it actually happens. Moving on to the manga itself, the first thing I want to highlight is the art. The drawings for the dance scenes are, to put it simply, works of art. It's unbelievable how much movement and energy the mangaka injects into the panels. And it's also technical and informative in a way that feels palatable. It kinda reminds me of Blue Period, both in that aspect and in the way the characters develop through their art. I'm done with the thirteen volumes released in English so far, but I can't wait to see how the story continues to evolve.