While the premise is similar to other otome and non-otome isekais, the execution is refreshingly original. The MC is a 52-year-old civil servant, a former and current otaku, and—most importantly—a loving husband and father. This matters because the anime subtly teaches life lessons that you’d normally only hear from a happy and experienced parent. It almost feels like someone like that was involved in the writing. But don’t get me wrong—this isn’t some preachy, lesson-driven anime. It’s just a welcome part of the story.
The anime kept me laughing and eager to see what happened next. The characters are relatable and likable, and it was surprisingly refreshing to see no hint of ecchi and barely any romance. The only thing holding it back from a 9/10 is its gag-anime-like structure, which sometimes made scene transitions feel a bit slow. That said, with a current average rating of 7.5/10 and low popularity, this anime is definitely underrated.
