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I must say that this anime is noteworthy. I state for those interested that there are some very interesting historical references.
There are some very interesting scenes even if frankly there are no big noteworthy characters except for a few. The music sector is very nice and well cared for but I personally did not find anything that struck me except one ost.
The plot towards the end becomes decidedly interesting but initially it is slow as a cursed snail climbing a rock wall.
Personally, I found it much more beautiful than I expected from drunken Vikings. I didn't appreciate the protagonist (Thorfinn) at all, in fact it ... makes me totally defecate.

On the whole, however, I cannot deny that it is interesting even if not my kind.

With a bit of a heads up, I have not read the manga, but I can safely say that this show is definitely worth looking into.
The story opens up similar to that of an isekai show where our main characters are transported into the future 3,700 years via petrification. Here, the current world has been completely rearranged, with few remnants left. Our main character Senku, sees this as an opportunity as he one of presumably few who have escaped the petrification. Our mad scientist sets his sights on reviving the human race through the power of not magic, not miracles, but science. However, some do ... not share the same ideals as him.
So I'd give it a watch honestly, if you leaves you with that.
It really does leave you want to see more, and more of the world that they've set up. What else it'll bring, and what else will happen. If you're thinking of something to watch this season, I'd really recommend checking it out. I for one cannot wait to see how the story progresses.

Story: 9/10
Originality:10/10
Art: 8/10
Sound: 6/10
Character: 8/10
Enjoyment: 9/10
Overall: 9/10