When We're in Love

Responsible class president Nanase Sakashita could not be more different from the class-cutting loner, Hana-kun. But when he saves her, the story takes a turn. That premise is a bright opposites-attract romcom, and the series builds its warmth on two students who misread each other until they start to see what is really there.The strength is the chemistry. The leads' differences make for lively, funny scenes, and the gradual shift in their attitudes is sweet. The school life feels bright and familiar.The weaknesses are clear. Love-triangle beats can feel forced, and the series is still releasing. Readers wanting a faster romance may find it leisurely.Recommended for fans of sweet, opposites-attract romcoms. Expect a warm, bright ride. Its quieter moments reward readers who give it time.