At first glance this seems like your typical shojo manga, though on the more well drawn side of shojo, the lame dude gets close to a girl to help her with a guy and they end up falling for each other, love triangles etc. However, as the story progresses I was really pleasantly surprised by the depth of these characters and their interactions, ESPECIALLY in the more recent chapters! (say 30 onward). It touches on some difficult topics and the mangaka was able to really accurately depict a number of opposing biases, in a way that makes you question your own standing in the conflicts as well. I think when the characters argue with each other, we get the most interesting bits, where there are complex and sometimes contradictory high school students that are figuring themselves out.

Good LGBT+ representation! Done tastefully
I'm really looking forward as to how things will go on from here. If you are considering reading or continuing to read, I recommend you to power through the initial clump of chapters because its worth it.
p.s: My favorite character is Mami, as I felt I could relate to her the best.