This a manga where the environment and situation really hurt the series. Like what Toiphamdp says, unrealistically make everyone in the classroom dating except for 2 mains and creating a situation where the love in the series kinda feels forced upon them. Don't get me wrong i really the main character and their chemistry with each other, but the feeling of pressure from the classmates for them to get together really kill it for me.
overall, if you can overlook the horrible unrealistic situation they are in, you will find a refreshingly short RomCom with some good chemistry

If this had been a longer series I would have dropped it for sure. Even more chapters of young couples acting like they're masters of love would have just driven me insane. Honestly I sympathize with Hajime a lot of the time because most of the people in this manga acted totally insufferable. We get it you're better off because you're in a relationship.

All of this paired with the characters having constant misunderstandings just led to a story where I was just hoping it would be over. For a while there I was sorta hoping the ending would be most of the side couples breaking up like high school romances tend to do but hey for what it's worth I found the ending satisfying enough.

This manga has successfully attracted me to continue reading, wanting for more. The plot itself is very simple, and what attracted me the most is the personality of the leads. The male lead, himself, have a lot of interesting character traits; he is blunt yet dishonest, straightforward yet dense. I also like how honest the female lead is. How both of them approach their romance just make me feel really fresh.
I will recommend this manga for anyone who wants some simple romance or those who don't want any annoying characters inside the manga.

It is not bad. I like that it shows people being obsessed with dating. Society is quite similar to this. If you are not dating someone in high school, something is wrong with you, everyone should want to date, etc. However I don't really care for how it was handled. Having the characters not want to love each other just because of peer pressure was good, but it was used more as an excuse to hide their real feelings instead of as an actual plot drive.

I think if they had taken peer pressure a bit more serious in this manga, showing how hard it is to ignore the pressure from others to hook up, and how that pressure can get in the way of you sorting out your own feelings for someone, then I would have enjoyed it more.

Instead I almost put the book down having grown tiered of it. But I noticed I only had one more chapter to go, so I figured I should just finish it. It really ended right on time, which is good.

A specific plot point could have been better. Also, the mc could have been written a little bit better.

I'll get this out of the way first: This is my first time submitting a comment
So I've read this till chapter 7 and while the story seems sweets, but I just cant accept the scenario and the logic of the character. I know asking for realism in a manga is pretty much impossble, but this manga annoys me. Because everyone in class is dating, and a transfer student transfers in, they want to get to know each other? I...I.. I don't even...
To sum it up, this manga is unrealistic. You can read it for fun, but don't take this seriously.