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I have read half of the chapters and I still don't feel very connected with the main couple, they don't stand out, the progress as a couple is very slow and it is as if they only live on sweet moments.

It is much more attached to the reality of the couples, but I still feel that they as the main couple lack that stellarity to be able to feel gratified when they advance. It feels very unnatural to me, I don't understand why. Everything that happens between the two, I don't feel like it's the right time for that to exist between the two. ... They know each other, yes, but the relationship between the two is advancing too quickly in the sense of being boyfriend and girlfriend for my taste, leaving them without the chance for them to get to know each other more in depth and be able to reciprocate properly. I imagine that these problems will happen when they are dating, but even so it is not my style that things happen and are known as they go.

The other "couple" so to speak, is the opposite of the main one, I LOVE IT. Its development is natural, precise, it does not feel heavy or forced so that the two of them can advance. Their time on screen is treated very well for both characters, with them I do feel that connection that I want them to be together.

The author knows how to leave you wanting more, also, from the spoilers I have seen, she is giving one of the couples a completely incredible twist and very little seen in today's rom-coms.

I will continue reading it wanting to see the secondary couples and with the intention of feeling trapped with the main one.

Interesting to read, for the moments when you don't have much to do and need to pass the time (and obviously you like ecchi).

It's an ero-manga, with character development, subplots, something very difficult to see in most ecchis today. It also has an excellent drawing, that with the small details that the author gives us, we get to know the characters more and with more information that he gives us, the more questions he generates in the viewer. He handles the auras of the characters very well and when necessary he has serious moments (although they are few).

As for the romance, it is slow, but ... interesting how the protagonist's relationship with the two female characters develops. You understand why they feel all that love for each other and the moments where they show it feel natural and without much detour.

For now in my language there are no more chapters but I will try every time a couple come out to improve this writing.

Spoilers !!!! First finish Mushoku and then read it.

Mushoku felt that he had been greatly overrated for his story and animation. But this isekai has where this isekai is so good. I never had faith in him and I feel like Eris punched my mouth shut.

MNT is one of the best isekai I have seen (I have seen few). So much for its animation, history, fights, everything is very good. I feel like this last arc fills you with expectations for what is to come, as they only give you a taste of what can happen in the demon continent arc. In addition, it keeps ... you tied to the subplots as chapters 8, 9, 10 and 11 progress. Since, even if only for seconds of animation and dialogue, they let you know what is happening due to the explosion of mana that was in the chapter 7.

Also, how they surprise you with visiting Roxy's town (since she is a demon) is great since you don't expect it (at least I didn't expect it).

How they say "the coin has two sides". And this is well represented by the series, since first they tell us about the Supard demonic tribe (I think that's what they are called). They were the ones who attacked everyone regardless of whether they were babies, children, older adults, etc. But this changes when they meet the Ruijerd. As he tells of Laplace's deception and the spears.
Beautiful, cute, good soundtrack, perfect animation. All good with Mushoku, only that his last chapter left me wanting to know more xd.