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A must-watch for every SOL/romcom fan out there. Everything is incredibly well-written, with a solid start and peak development for each of the characters. Nukumizu is so goated, he might as well be the newgen Hachiman.
The visuals is amazing, A-1 didn't held back on this one. Somewhat It kinda reminds me of KyotoAni's works, they're beautiful.

We’ve got the most normal, average highschooler as the MC, which I found very similar to Kyon from Haruhi. The heroines are great, with unique and realistic personalities. And then there are these two … the zombie girl from student council that feels like she's from a Junji Ito ... story, and the other one- the sensei that acts like someone who'd get arrested soon.

The setup of this series prob falls under the harem category, but that doesn’t mean we should lump it in with that dying genre in anime, coz Makeine's just exponentially better.

But yeah, like other harem shows we're gonna go through that pain at the end of this again.

Life sure is complicated; you don't realize you're already old before you even pick up everything you need to face it. The series hit me so hard that I now consider it one of my favorites so I'll prob write my thoughts.
Tis gonna be long

Kaizaki is such an amazing character, story worked so well because it's revolving on a protagonist with a very realistic personality. He acts like a HS student to blend in but he resolves conflicts in a matured way showing that he's still adult.
Truly a well-written character.
He's reliving a chapter of his life to recover the part of himself that he ... lost since becoming a working adult. But as the experiment went on, Kaizaki has grown attached to the bonds he has formed. Recalling the circumstances he's in... it's just agonizing
I'd like to end it here because this would go on forever otherwise. I tried to avoid giving any major spoilers in this tweet cause I'd love to encourage people to check out this masterpiece and experience how great it is, like I did.

Ok real last one.
I love the characters they're all well-constructed &relatable. I didn't see the plot-twist coming midway through due to insufficient hints.
The story is perfect, the pacing pacing and the conclusion is very fulfilling.
Peak

(the stuffs i wrote here is from the thread i posted on twt)

A complicated love story with very human characters we can empathize with. As far as I can remember, only few series made me feel similar emotions namely Toradora and Sukarasou, but with minimal comedy and a more serious tone.
It's not just a simple love triangle nor a square, it's a freakin tournament bracket!
The series introduced so many characters in the manga adding to the already existing messed up relationship between the major characters. The anime ruined it by cutting and altering the content.

A well-written romance that we shouldn't be watching if we looking for something heartwarming. Author makes it seems like all is lost but ... leaves a tiny bit of space for me to cling to hope. So, I didn't expect a perfect ending that I thought I can only dream of happening😭

yeah this is my review for the anime but i'm just putting this here.

I gotta admit, I was one of those people hyping up this series before it came out. I mean, I really did enjoy the first two episodes. However, it didn’t take long for the jokes to stop working on me. They felt forced

Randomness ≠ funny.

They're overusing the cartoonish style of comedy (whatever it's called) and parodies, some of which I don’t even recognize. Also, 4th wall breaks aren’t as effective now as they were 10 years ago. Leaving all that aside, the foreshadowing in EP.1 is actually good—I'll give them that one.

I wait for an episode every week only to fall asleep while watching?

If ... you're looking for a cute girl doing cute and funny stuffs (real funny stuffs) anime, then I highly recommend watching Asobi Asobase and Dragon Maid instead.

One of my top favorite anime of the season—one of the two I look forward to the most each week. I have a soft spot for Slice of Life and Historical themes, and this series has those combined, with bonus economy lessons. A perfect example of 'it's not about the destination, it's the journey' type of story. We're not even a quarter of the way through, so there's still a lot to unfold! The pacing is great, and I love seeing their bond get challenged and grow stronger over time. I didn't watch the original one so I don't have something to compare it to, ... the older generations anime watchers likes the OG better but I think it's just out of nostalgia talking.