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This anime is simply delightful. The episodes are light and short (unfortunately too short ╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠), but it's impressive how there is so much character development in such a short time without it feeling rushed. The story has a beginning, middle and end, that is, it is a closed story despite occurring in an ''episodic'' manner, with specific events in the characters' daily lives. Furthermore, it is very easy to identify with the characters. I saw myself reflected in several scenes (I am Hayate and Hayate is me haha). Anyway, it's a quick anime that can even be watched in 1 day, ... but it's very worth it.

I haven't read the manga, so be aware that I'm going to speak as someone who only knows the facts narrated in the season aired in 2021.
The premise of the story is the same as "The Sixth Sense", that is, the protagonist is a person who sees dead people all the time. The problem is that in the first episodes the ecchi is so frequent that it disrupts the atmosphere of tension that a horror scene requires. I have no problem with ecchi, (even the Monogatari franchise and Golden Boy are among my favorite animes) but this time it really harmed my immersion ... in the first episodes of the narrative. Fortunately, this improves as the plot progresses and things become more balanced, without close-ups of asses and breasts every 30 seconds hahaha. Furthermore, the impression I had was that the story goes in circles, always with the same repetitive conflicts. Whenever something interesting happens, most of the time, it ends up being left aside and has no continuity. I feel that Miko's abilities could have been used in a more interesting way, in the anime she takes a long time to try to take control of her powers and face the situation. In short, it's not a bad anime, it's just not exceptional. If you watch it casually, you will enjoy it because it is really interesting.