Great in the first seasons! Earlier on it definitely feels more like a comedic slice of life with certain dramatical elements but I feel like the series definitely starts to lose a lot of its charm after that. More specifically, around when they start to explode the mc's lore with his classmate and whatnot it feels like his character sort of gets boiled down to a husk devoid of any real personality. Initially, the story develops that he has distinct interest, habits, and pretty like bl and his tendency to be hyperactive, but as the story goes on these traits are practically erased, creating what feels like what is essentially a whole new character. Another thing I noticed as the story went on was the fact that all of its arcs were primarily just angst. I know this is some people's cup of tea but it does get a bit exhausting when almost every chapter is an emotional flashback. It's not like the author doesn't do a great job at exploring the characters, it's just that so much time is spent exploring the mcs backstory that we barely get to see any of the story's unique characters and their dynamics, feelings, and individual relationships. If anything, I would say that if you're planning to read this think of it more as a drama with comedic aspects rather than a comedy since a majority of the story is just that, drama.