So we are going for this format now, but I guess for a story like this it would be rather appropriate. It's like a wholesome, slice-of-life story mixed in with extremely grim conspiracies and the effort to unravel the mysteries while coping with childhood trauma. Yes, it sounds convoluted, but it can work if you maintain a steady narrative pace. And I think the show is managing well in that department, for now. But things must change sooner or later and I hope they don't break the immersion once it does. Yes, the show still has my interest, but I'm still expecting more though.