Okusama ga Seitokaichou!+!

I feel like I would have enjoyed it far more if I seen it when I was 13. I think that's actually the target audience. There's very little ecchi and humor that would be surprising/entertaining/interesting to late teen/adult.
Having said that it's still a pretty good series, easy to watch. Just doesn't really work as well as ecchi or comfort food as I would have hoped. Watch this if you're young and want some light ecchi to start, you'll probably have a blast.
You won't have any real weirdness that comes with almost all ecchi with this anime. (you know what I mean, the kind you ... have to overlook/not think about or you'll ruin the entire series for yourself, that kind).
It's pretty much the same simplistic light ecchi as S01, so I give it 7. It's good for what it is, that's it.

As it was put in another review, this is basically just a series of episodic OVAs following the previous season.

Interactions between Hayato and Ui are quickly thrust to the side as the former winds up in various lustful situations with the other characters (they try to get through all the characters this way, this season, for some bizarre reason), and any progress the two made in the last season - especially that near the end - is thrown out the window to effectively put everything back at square one. They are much less intimate this time around, shock horror.

Besides this it's essentially more of the ... same, so if the relationship between Hayato and Ui didn't interest you in the first place then you'll probably enjoy this season as much as you did the last.

It's a shame. Season 1 of Okusama ga Seito Kaichou was the ecchi to end all ecchi. The whole point of season 1 of this show was to just be that -- a simple, straightforward ecchi that was just entertaining, mindless trash. That's why I loved it.

And then season 2 happened, and threw all that out the window. It tried to (*holds in vomit*) have a story.

It turned into a show that tried to be what it wasn't: a story driven ecchi romance on par with other harems. This, in my opinion, was an utter failure. The specter and brilliance of plain, unadulterated ecchi was ... completely lost when it tried to shift gears and have a real plot and (nonexistent) character development. It fell into the harem pitfall of "oh, I guess this episode it's this girl's turn," while still maintaining the facade of having an overarching story.

Season 1, in many ways, was even relatable. It embodied the horny nature of high schoolers while keeping the interactions realistic. Yes, the nature in which they began living together was unbelievable, but when it came down to it and they got horny on main, they would actually say fuck it and get steamy.

I'm so sad... what happened to the simplistic nature of season 1...?

Do not watch this season, unless you're looking for a totally different kind of frustration.