The plot seems cliche at first, but is really interesting how it develops.
I like how the three of them interact.
They Mikeno, unlike many shojo mc, is independent and secure of herself.
It doesn't make much sense to me why the twin popular guy doesn't want his brother to get along with others, but isn't his plan to involve with him either.

... Last updated on June 16th, 2017, 10:58am

I read this in mangalator, up to ch 12. This is a very cute manga!
Both Hoshigumi-kun are loveable. Motomu have brother complex, which is a bit rare, and Nozomu is just soo cutee. One is yandere, one is dense straight forward boy. Clear art, nice pacing, even sometimes a bit cliche, but still it warped very well.

This heroine may make top three (after Kanoko from KoiDano and Hong Sul from Cheese in the Trap) on my personal lists, though it's a little quick to say. She reminds me a lot of Hong Sul actually. Like Hong Sul, she isn't the obviously "perfect" type---she's not particularly beautiful nor smart (as in genius level) nor athletic. But she is cunning and clever, and I love that about her. She's also incredibly self-aware for a shoujo heroine, which we can see in her dialogue with Motomu-kun. What I appreciate about this manga specifically is how it stays true to the genre, while still remaining fresh and funny. There are a lot of cliches, but the female MC turns them all into gold without ever swaying into gag territory. ("What, did you see him [yankee-looking guy] pick up a stray cat or something?") It's nothing close to a full parody either, and there are some good messages.
I was concerned with how this manga was going to develop, but as I read the raws now, it still looks promising. There are still enough questions open to keep the manga going, but it retains the original light-hearted (ish) tone. I'm still concerned with the love triangle, but at this point, I like the girl enough so that the guy doesn't matter too much. The guys aren't too obnoxious anyway.