I originally posted this review on March 13th, but was recently informed that I'd posted it on the page for the light novel (I don't really use my account on this site, which is why I only saw the comment today), so I'm reposting it here:

While definitely not perfect, the series was still pretty enjoyable up to a certain point.
It plays with the reader's expectations quite a bit in a few interesting/creative ways (A lot of it is still fairly predictable, but there are a few twists that are genuinely surprising), while pushing the concept of a cliche "love triangle" WAY past its limits.

Ultimately, this manga isn't great, but I still mostly managed to enjoy it, and found some of it to be a bit refreshing.

However... At a certain point, the manga has a very clear end. Everything was wrapped up (Absolutely no loose ends), and I was left relatively satisfied with the results...
But then, for some reason, it keeps going.
It's unclear WHY it keeps going (Since all of the conflicts have been resolved, and there's really nothing left for the characters to do, aside from move on with their lives), but it does. And this is where the story ends up losing any redeeming qualities that it may have previously had (I won't spoil it, but this part of the story starts with one of the dumbest, most unnecessary twists I've ever seen... And kind of just cheapens the relationship the protagonist has with one of the main characters a bit), basically just devolving into blatant fan service (The characters lose what made them interesting, and it just feels like the author felt obligated to release more chapters, despite the fact that the actual story ended at around chapter 10).

If it weren't for this section of the series, my score for it would probably be a bit higher, but if you want to ignore/forget this part (Or just skip it entirely, since it really contributes nothing to the actual story, and serves no real purpose... As I said, the manga already has a very clear end, so you wouldn't really be missing out at all if you decided to just stop reading there):
The series was alright. Not incredibly amazing or memorable, and certainly not without its flaws (The writing isn't the best, and characters sometimes react, behave, or think in unbelievable/unrealistic ways), but it was okay.