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As of writing this the manga is currently at chapter 99.
The tags are on point
It's got a budding romance filled with internal dialogues trying to sort out feelings and such.
It's got comedic points.
It's a slice of life that involves the later half of middle school and preparations for entry into high school.
It's cute. It's adorable. It's insanely wholesome to the point some chapters will end up leaving you with a stupid grind on your face.

If you even have a somewhat remote fondness for these kinds of tags or the genre itself this is a MUST for your repertoire. It's just so ... good.

So what exactly is this. It's a story between a boy, Kaede Komura, who helps out a girl, Ai Mie. Mie-chan has a tendency to lose her glasses and as a result of this it tends to cause problems. This simple act leads on to a wonderful relationship that has yet to see an end. The concept itself is simple but the delivery is beautiful.

Simply put, this manga isn't that good. Love comedy? I think I felt maybe a couple times that it was legitimately funny. It definitely has drama. The times involving the ML and FL together weren't bad but the ML is just bad.

At first I felt the FL, blooming mangaka yankee highschool girl was pretty bad, but she turned out one of the better characters. She's probably the best character out of this.
The ML is pretty much a doormat of a character. He's always pushed around and doesn't push back ever. There are a few moments where he decides to ... be a human character but it's quite rare. Then there is the moment he becomes a freelance editor. It seems he becomes arrogant to the point where he ignores the one he loves ( at this point he has become engaged with the FL and has already had sex with her) to the point he just brushes off plans of intimacy and isn't even bothered about their first anniversary together. Then when she leaves him he spirals downward until FINALLY he realizes he has really really messed up. At this point it really seems like the ML is finally going to work to make himself not subhuman trash, but the author kinda throws out a 5 year gap that ends up with him and the FL getting back together again in marriage.

The 37th chapter and on are meant to fill in the five year gap in which the ML and FL get back together again. So far it SEEMS promising, but you have to realize that there really wasn't anything there to begin with in regards to the ML.

Oh right there are other characters in the story but they aren't really important or worth talking about.
If you're wandering about the erotica tag it is mostly showing nipples and fan service stuff but there is some moments of sex.

Honestly just go read something else.

It's pretty adorable, slightly cringe at times, yet fairly entertaining anime.
The MC believes he's pretty average but he is pretty much an anomaly all things considered. He defies all logic being able to do the things he does.
So what is in store for viewers?
-Quite a bit of action! Lots of fighting scenes and it seems a lot of slower slice of life bits from the manga were condensed for better flow.
-Lots of cuteness! The kemonomimi girls are cute and they do cute things while casually existing as extremely powerful beings.
-Some moments where the light and comfy atmosphere does a 180 into the abyss. ... It's easy to understand when the scenes come up.

Plotwise it is pretty cliche. The hero party are a bunch of assholes although there are moments where they self reflect. The hero himself really becomes unhinged as the story progresses. He's on a quest to defeat the demon lord but that really isn't important currently. What is important is the story of the MC and how he rebuilds his life with his new friends that happen to be rather overpowered. Other than that there really isn't much movement towards plot itself. It really is the life of the MC in the town/city of Horizon. It even throws in at the end that story was a prologue.

Charcterwise it really boils down to the MC. Everyone else has their own archetype that they follow and then they exist to be cute. It is a bit unfortunate that the MC's history isn't really explained like the manga but I guess it covers enough to be a bit interested in it for the future.
The anime really does want you to hate the bad guys though that's for sure.

If you like an anime that has a MC that uses his brain to defeat his opponents accompanied by powerful kemonomimi girls then it's probably worth checking out. Otherwise it's just alright. Nothing amazing but passable.

At first glance I was a bit skeptical about the MC. He seemed like your annoying, whiny, and worthless typical protagonist. However, all that was thrown out after a few chapters in and now I can say that this manwha is definitely an interesting read so far at least.
So here is what you can expect out of this manhwa
-Plot that progresses rather slowly to the point it almost feels like a SoL. The MC gets thrown 5 years before the incident he was in previously while retaining all the knowledge of what will or may come to happen. He's gained new powerful ... abilities although they aren't offensive in nature. It is revealed that these dungeons are in fact different worlds that have failed to fight back the invading monsters. Through helpful outside sources it is ultimately revealed that the MC must recruit 50 S classed people/beasts in preparation for a future battle. This proves rather difficult as S class people are so powerful it is extremely difficult to get along with each other. As of this review 69 chapters have been completed and not a whole lot of progression has been made. It's slow but not boring. It's just slow.

-Action mixed with comedy bits and uplifting moments. The majority of this manhwa is pretty much action with a mix of comedy. The action parts are pretty well choreographed and there is a good bit of tactical strategery going on at times. There are some powerful uplifting moments that occur.

-The colorful art does well in enhancing a lot of the action bits.

This manwha has potential to be pretty good. So far it is interesting and far from boring, but I would like to see a bit more plot progression. I would say if you like action with some funny bits here and there then this would probably be good for you.

First of all this is an erotic adventure/fantasy manwha. It's hentai with a plot. So there is going to be quite a bit of things that are sexual in nature.
Things you can expect include:
Comedy - Lots of funny/bizarre situations. The naming scheme is pretty good as the various gags and some references.
Story - Yeah it's an erotic story filled with sexual situations and scenes but the story is very good. It's definitely one of the strong points.
Lewd Stuff - This is no short supply that is for sure.
Gore - There is a bit of this here and there but it's not ... a big point.
Action scenes - Yeah not talking about the sexual stuff. There are some really good fight scenes are definitely impressed me.

From start to finish I was quite impressed. I didn't expect such a story based on it being an erotic manhwa. If you're fine with the ecchi stuff then by all means I absolutely recommend this to add to your reading collection.

The driving force behind this story is comedy and erotica. It does well in both departments so far.
The story itself is comprised of a series of short events that occur for this small band of adventurers.

Characters
We have a priest(Roni) that seems to be rather well built and has a healthy sexual appetite.
A summoner(Amona) who is a demihuman that gets into a relationship right away with Roni
An elven archer whose name is currently unknown.
A ditzy warrior whose name is currently unknown.

Considering it's only the first chapter I would say it has promise to be an amusing journey with this group so I'd keep an eye ... on it.

This is truly a treasure. How can a harem romcom be so insanely adorable, hilariously absurd, and even comically lewd(at times)?
The puns, the parodies, everything is just so good.

Alright, quick recap of the story. Rentarou(MC) stops by a shrine after facing his 100th rejection and prays for a girlfriend. To his surprise a god shows up and declares that his wish will come true but due to unforeseen reasons( the god screwed up) he'll end up having 100 girlfriends. Thus starts Rentarou's journey in creating his harem of rather unique individuals.

Rentarou is likely the candidate for world's best boyfriend. He'll ... dedicate everything he possesses to make them happy and yes this tends to go off into the extreme levels in which he'll just shrug it off and say it's a normal thing that a boyfriend will do( check out chapter 73 or 85 if you want examples). He's passionately considerate for every single one of his girlfriends and he'll get comically angry if anyone talks bad about them in anyway. No matter the situation he'll be there for them. That said he's rather chaste as well going only as far as kissing.

So the plot itself doesn't seem any special but why is it so good? The characters make the story flow smoothly.
How will Rentarou know if a girl is one of his fated soulmates? It's a love at first sight kind of deal when their eyes come in contact he'll immediately feel it and so will the girl. At this point he'll try to figure out he'll engage the girl based on her personality/traits and win them over. In between this there will be situations filled with cuteness , absurdity ,insanity, development, puns, parodies, fourth wall breaking, and more. So far the manga is 118 chapters in and the doesn't seem to be any signs of stopping at all considering the girlfriend count is at 22. Each girlfriend brings something new to the party and that just makes the story even better than before.

This manga is simply crazy good fun and I'm certain anyone would enjoy it.

Raul is the chosen hero from a young age. He's trained and built to be the hero. He allies with others as the hero. He goes and defeats the demon king. He is the hero!
Raul returns back to the kingdom to find everything is lost. Friends, family, everything. He was set up from the start and now he is executed.
In his post life he is visited by the goddess of love who gives him another chance at life. Raul wants revenge and he's going to get it with the power of darkness!

This is a story about revenge ... and it's pretty insane on so many levels. The people are insane, the actions are insane, even the hero is in fact insane. The story itself isn't bad at all and the acts of revenge are done on a rather interesting psychological level.

Warning: This manga has a lot of violent acts and gore. It also has sexual violence. If that's fine with you then by all means proceed.

Thanks to the goddess Raul returns to the world with the power of darkness. He is now overpowered and that is all that really needs to be said aside from a couple things. He is only out for revenge against those that wronged him. While this is nearly everyone he's come across, there are some that he does spare because of this. He also has the ability to read memories.
Now considering his near limitless power it would be way too simple to just kill those he's going after. Instead he sets up scenarios to make sure he gets maximum enjoyment out of it. This often involves a characteristic of his target so the story ends up a guessing game as to how he'll deal with his next victim an it turns out to be. It's a pretty fun game even if the target dies a pretty horrendous death.
He really is a master of mind games.

All the villains in this story are essentially evil incarnate. Since there isn't a shred of decency in them it's nearly impossible to even feel any sympathy toward them and that's intentional. Instead you are invited along the path of revenge as exposition is thrown out from Raul's ability to read minds which further exposes his targets.

It's insane, graphic, but enjoyable. You can't help but cheer the MC on as he continues on his bloody path of revenge.

This is a romcom slice of life with fairly slow romance development kind of story. It also has a lot of teasing as the female lead is a S-Dere.
If this isn't something you enjoy then you are better off checking another manga out.
For everyone else, this is definitely something I'd recommend.

The story itself isn't anything special. You have Naoto(Male lead) living out his 2nd year in high school in his own peaceful environment that is the art club. That is until the freshman female lead Nagatoro comes into play. She becomes rather attached to him, mercilessly teasing him in various ways, but ... it is never with the intent to harm. Thus the story of a shy, submissive man and the outgoing sadistic tsundere begins. The romance is rather slow, but it does get downright adorable at times.

What truly carries this story are the facial expressions. They have such an impact on the actions that each character does, especially for Naoto and Nagatoro. It's just such a treat to see Nagatoro blushing face as she relentlessly teases Naoto. They don't even need to be realistic at all. It just needs to get the emotion of the scene across and it is done so masterfully. Truly the expressions carry this story so hard.

Overall this story is filled with lots of funny moments, happy moments, bold moments, and even embarrassing moments, but one this is for sure and that is Nagatoro just loves to bully Naoto. Maybe it runs in the family.

If you enjoy a MC that is continually trying to power up his friends and himself through various means. Then this might be worth reading.
If you enjoy a MC that is continually trying to think one step ahead of his enemies for the sake of keeping those around him safe. Then this might be a the manga for you.
If you enjoy a story that involves more than just the MC being really powerful then this might be something worth reading.
If you're looking for a lot of romance with a harem then this isn't the story for you. There isn't much of that ... at all.
The title itself is a bit misleading. It is more along the lines of "Because I want to live my life as a loner I will make sure the lives of those around me are peaceful".

Characters
There are quite a few characters in this story. In the beginning we have the MC and 5 different groups of classmates. As the story progresses more people get added to the list for an even livelier bunch.

Story
The world itself acts a bit like a MMO. Killing monsters gives exp when levels you up and makes you stronger. Monsters can drop loot or materials to sell at towns for currency. Being the resourceful guy Haruka is, he quickly becomes accustomed to how the world works and what limitations he has to work through. He even sets up a home at a nearby cave after clearing out the monsters within. He is quite ready to live his life as a happy loner. If only he didn't run into his classmates shortly after.
Once he solves some of their issues,( and after they camp out at his luxurious cave for a bit), he decides to help them reach the nearest town and that's where the story really begins.
From then on it's mainly dungeon crawling, comedic shenanigans, Haruka trying to be one step ahead of future enemies with his plans of keeping everyone near safe.

Why I recommend this?
The MC is great. He seems so carefree in everything he does, (this constantly throws off friend and foe alike), but he's always striving to find ways to improve not only himself but also his team. The way the story handles his relationship with his classmates is pretty well done I think. They recognize he's a special individual, yet strive to keep up with him and reprimand him if he tries too hard to go alone as a loner. There is just no malice at all and that is what seems to make this story so lighthearted even at times when things get serious.
The chapters are relatively short at around 13 pages each and there really isn't much downtime content wise so it's there is always something going on. The beginning might feel a bit slow but it picks up quickly. Haruka may be a loner but he certainly doesn't get to play as one.