I don't read much manga but ReLife is one of the few ones I followed through till the ending. Sure it's a romance manga but a very different kind, one of distance.
I first watched the anime and then started the manga (not that it matters) and found it to be very appealing because of the similarity in situations (not exactly obviously but taking it at the surface). I appreciated every bit of the work done in this manga tbh, each of the characters have some meticulously reasoned backstory and exist on their own moral principles - even side characters like Onoya and Tamarai. The art is very complimentary to the content and unconventional compared to "printed" manga considering it's a webcomic but I think it's been done very well. While not one of the Shinkai Makoto add-on quality but still good nonetheless.
The plot is very unique and it kind of felt I could come up with it, but I didn't, did I. Either way, the execution is impressive and kudos to Yayoisou for that. ReLife has been a very wholesome experience and I felt close to breaking down in the last few chapters but it's been a very nice journey for me and you should enjoy the same, I think.