This is the first time I’ve seen someone who really doesn’t ask for much.

I stopped watching around episode 5.

What you want is a cast that feels this nostalgic.

It’s left on my watch list.

At the point of Kugyu, I can only watch while sitting seiza.

In the Reiwa era, will we have CV Kugimiya and Horie heroines?!

A nostalgic pen name has gathered on the radio.

I like how the character in the thread looks strangely well-built.

If you don’t have time, just take a look at the OP.

It’s not a masterpiece, but I like anime that is carefully made and exceeds the passing mark.

The fight scenes are done sloppily to the extent that you can tell even just by staring blankly.
I feel like a crest appeared, went boom, and that was the end.

The blond hero…

Come on! Why not just watch Zero no Tsukaima!

Is there anyone who hates anime at a pace where the number of characters increases by one person every episode, making it a large group?

Kugyu and Hottchan, you know…

Ears perking up.

I liked the anime because it had a lot of good-natured characters.

An easygoing farmer in another world is interesting.
Sorry if you’re not good with harem.

Ending with an onsen is nice, isn’t it…

It was an anime better off without a protagonist.
A protagonist who is forced to succeed through cheats and has no charm is like a rotten orange; it brings down the status of the surrounding characters who recognize the protagonist.
If you can’t prepare a worthy male character to fall in love with, it will hold back the heroine.

The wife had no complaints even though her brother-in-law passed away so suddenly and the culprit was her husband.
It was a bit scary, as expected.

You probably like things like dog days too.

Kinosaki Onsen specialty: Unagi wrapped in pastry.

It’s difficult to be as interesting as a thread image…

I was considering Makina-san among those I’m watching this season, but it feels like the direction is different.

I’m not seriously watching, but I wish these two would get together…
It stuck…
I’m glad…☺️

I love children of wizards.

If you’re just watching something casually, I recommend the currently airing second season of “I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years.”

I understand that it’s not a work that concerns itself with such things.
Fenris is dead! Fenris is revived!
I couldn’t help but laugh a little that I finished it before the OP started.

This season, I feel a similar sense of stress-free enjoyment in being a workshop owner.

It felt like an anime that was the best work done by a veteran production team within a budget.

Darling ❤️

I am a less stressed bad dealer.

The OP is getting a lot of attention, but I also quite like the ED.

I’ve watched up to episodes 2-3, and this anime is cute and nice, right?
The OP also felt like “moe~❤️.”

Is there still no ASMR where Rie Kugimiya keeps calling me “darling”?

Mo, moe~

It was quite a well-made and interesting anime, wasn’t it?

It was a carefully made anime that perfectly understood the needs.

The accent of the blonde hero that was added was good.

It’s not about whether it’s interesting or not; it’s an anime that calms you down while watching it.

Let’s go! Alright! I’m going to make it happen!

It’s nice, isn’t it? Futanari demon.

Ears twitching

The lack of elements that surprise the viewers has, ironically, become its charm.
Yeah, yeah, this is exactly what I like.

The OP that fills you up in 20 seconds is amazing.

I thought I was healed, but the attack of Kugimiya disease occurred and it was painful.

It’s a bit of a waste not to know about this blonde hero.
The ideal form of a reused villain.

Fenris is cute, but sometimes the beast’s perspective comes out.

The idea that the blonde hero is also somewhat of a victim wasn’t unpleasant enough to matter whether it was there or not.

The blond hero, desperately trying his best in his own way, is someone I can’t help but like.

It has been found that Kugimiya disease recurs permanently due to the person’s charm.