The first few chapters have a nice pace of how things are established and how changing them is for the better. (Its been like a year since I've read this) It was around the time that the second girl got introduced that I was starting to lose track of the story. She was really clingly to the main girl and would bad mouth the main guy even though she was useless and didn't do much herself.

Then it was around chapter 11/12 where it feels like theres a time skip and all these from the time travel God are thrown out and I recall it was hard to follow.

I hope it goes back to its slower pacing because it was good.

So, I like a good redemption story.A story which takes where a MC acts like a bully or deos a horrible mistakes, sees the negative outcome of it and tries to make things better, amidst all the harshest of realities.Hensokukei Quadrangle has a similar plot point with a different take on it. With a use of time-travel and having 4 protaganists instead of one, it delves into the actions of changing someone's past to ensure their future.The characters are also very interesting in how their delivered -The former deliquent MC, the princess archetype whose being a victim of social predudice, the female adstalker/irer who wants to be a part of something and the handome mute boy who wants to change his affect on other people's lives(who sorta reminds me of Switch from Sket Dance).I like that the characters as well are already have their rightful romances linked within the first few chapters in , so as to not bore us with RomCom cliches like rivals or harem moments.While the story does have some flavour in how its potrayed , and gives unique takes on otherwise cliche plotpoints. It does suffer from pacing issues which I feel is its biggest flaw.Any plot point it brings up is immediatly resolved by the next chapter.It also struggles to find the middle ground of being supernatural and slice of life.These sort of issues could harm the story somewhere doen the line , but for now it does seem to make a fine job of being a good frame of making a nice time travel story. I may not live to be a masterpiece (like Erased) but it is certainly interesting in what it brings to table and can hopefully evolve into something worth noticing

Hmm...I like this and I find it interesting so far, but it's a little all over the place. The characters aren't anything particularly special; they can fall into typical categories so far. There are inconsistency with the characterizations and the plot, but it's still enjoyable. It takes a twist with the whole time travel by adding multiple time travels, which does end up contributing something unique. If the blurb interests you, I would recommend reading it, especially if you're just looking for something to read to time.

It starts out fine, like most works. You got your usual time leap scenario, the MC goes back to fix something in his life, so far so good. But then it turns out it wasn't just him, and basically every (but one) named character has also gone back, which completely defeats the purpose of him going back in the first place. It is so convoluted it makes me think the author just rolls as it goes on, with no idea whatsoever of a progression line or plans.

If the MC has gone back to save the girl from the awful fate,

but she has also gone back, that means she re all of it, and since the plan was to keep her from getting scarred, he failed.

It is your typical "return to the past and change it" plot but i didn't know it got such a dark start to begin with and seeing that there will be multiple "returners", things will become more interesting later.