What I like the most about this work are the characters. Our main protagonists are likeable, have good chemistry and, some exaggerations aside, their behavior is realistic. For example, their memories don't seem to reset every chapter and they aren't clueless (ahem). There aren't a lot of supporting characters and we don't get to see things from their perspective very often - which is not a bad thing for this kind of story, as it doesn't feel too dragged-out.
The setting is nothing unusual and could be considered the weakest part of the work. As one would expect from a high-school setting, there are a lot of commonly used tropes, however, most of the time they are executed well enough to not feel like cliches. The art style is clean and visually appealing.
Overall, I suggest you give it a try, especially if you like lighthearted and romantic stories with a sprinkle of humor.
