Grancrest Senki
Record of Grancrest War

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I liked Grancrest Senki almost chapter 27
First to All: You just can't comparate this with Anime which is narrate too fast, skip all the development story and u can't feel anything or understand what is happening.

Story:
it's a genere re-used by some autors but, this has a good development, going slow and clear, you'll know what is the autor trying to show you.

Characters:
the MCs are good, not Op, they do use their brain not like in anime, secundaries take too much relevance some many times.

Enjoyment:
i found this pretty enjoyable and fun, it's not for all kind of people but keeps me waiting for every ... release.

Overall:
If you like warrior historys, and not OP Mc"i'm the strongest and i can do what ever i want to", good characters and some romance, you should read this.

On the verge of peace between two major factions, a demon appears, kills the lords involved, and then erects an impenetrable magic shield. The newly graduated mage Shiruka is on her way to be bound to serve a lord she doesn't know when she is attacked. (That's just the first few pages so I don't consider this a spoiler.)
One thing that the synopsis above doesn't mention is that this manga, while deadly serious overall, has some moments that are truly funny. Frankly I'm tired of all the depressing, dark, demented stories out there. ... I like drama, but episodic humor to lift your spirits when things are dark is very welcome.
Hopefully this series will continue in the same vein.
The art is unusual, but not so much that it distracts from the story.
Finally, one thing that is RARELY seen in manga is the size of the "armies" involved. One attacker has 50 men in his "army". In medieval times, that was a reasonable force for one of the low-middle level nobility. Many barons might have 10 to 20 men. Very few mangas have this degree of accuracy.