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Even though it seems to be clearly inspired by Frozen (or rather an isekai version), I actually think it has a much better story. With this manga there is always satisfaction and a happy end to each part.

It is very wholesome and heartwarming. Of course, it *is* a isekai, so the main character, of course, will always be overpowered. And of course, since it is fiction, they always seem to win their conflict. But if that didn't happen, our protagonist wouldn't really be our protagonist, would they?

Even though the concept seems to be inspired, the story itself is something different. The author has ... taken it to some interesting places, and I am enjoying it. The art is also very nice to look at.

TLDR: This might be the densest MC in the history of dense MCs, maybe ever.

-- general spoilers for first arc (Up to volume 4) --
This is one of those cases where adding updating genres is kind of spoilers

= You have been warned. =

I'm not bit on otome genres, but I checked it out since it had a fairly good rating and is an isekai. As the synopsis states, the MC was supposed to be the villainous, however, while trying to turn the story around, she accidentally (and unknowingly) makes all the characters (male and female) fall in love with her.

How does she ... do this unknowingly? Well, trying to prevent bad endings, she just does something to get on the good side of every character, and coincidentally, the characters have tragic backstories where they were bullied and didn't have friends. In the original story, she was supposed to be one of said bullies.




[In my opinion, the GL and Harem tags should be added. ]

Let me just say: I didn't look at reviews or scores before reading this. I thought this was just another low-tier isekai. However I was pleasantly surprised by the contents. Yes, there are things that could be done better, but I really enjoyed it.

The MC uses their abilities is very clever ways, to say the least. anything can be a container if you think about it.

In the world of the manga, there is a very interesting take on the gods, and only the MC really understands it.

There are also some fun surprises with the 'goddess' of the world. I don't want to ... write spoilers, but I think most people would enjoy this series.

Generic isekai. The main character is "cursed" with being supposably powerless, however is still extremely powerful. The character builds a "harem" of people he teaches, and does amazing things.
The concept is good, but the manga is lacking. I suspect the LN is much better than this. The manga seems to assume you read the LN first anyway. What I mean by that is there are repeatedly references to a lot of events that were not shown, many of which seem to be major to the story. It almost seems like any side-stories, no matter how relevant they were, were just removed.
Had there not ... been this issue, my enjoyment and story score would be higher, which would bring the overall score to around 6.5.
Minor spoilers ahead:


Another problem is that is is so generic - I was able to guess so much -- "MC can use all of the magics instead of just one" "MC saves people and they get added to his harem" "MC is overpowered despite having been told his affinity is bad" -- it was so predictable it hurt.

This manga has one blaring issue. They introduce ideas without ever explaining the background. For example, they talk about something, and the characters seem to already know what it is, but they don't explain until much later what it is. I'm other words, it is hard to read because they don't introduce ideas before
Before using them. The plot, characters, and art seem good (so far), but this oversight has really had a negative impact.

Potential spoilers for an example: (very rough paraphrasing)
"I'm going to the blue garden"
"What?! Won't the king be upset?"
First, this is the first time something like that has been ... mentioned. Why did the character react like that? We don't find out until much later that it is a city

An incredibly overpowered little boy tries to hide it. He dedicates his life to magic after dying in his last life unable to use it. Just about everything this kid does is for the sake of learning more magic. He has a virtually endless supply of mana and can seeming do anything.
The character looks and acts in a way where readers may have a hard time knowing he is a boy. The art style quickly alternated between simplistic and detailed in a very interesting way, and the art is incredible to say the least. I think it is worth at the very least checking ... out. This manga isn't for everyone, but (so far) it is really fun to read.

Have you seen the anime adaptation? If so, this manga is exactly what you expected. It is hard to understand the manga without knowing why the jokes are funny, but the same goes for the incredibly popular anime, except here, you might get a little (LOT) T/L to help you. While the joes the characters tell might be hard to get, the jokes the STORY tells are amazing. After seeing the anime, this manga is truly everything I was hoping it would be. If you are on the fence about it, go read just one chapter, and you will probably be hooked.

These truly are confusing times. Due to a misunderstanding with a perverted goddess, the main character is a succubus.
Honestly, the world the isekai takes place in seems to just be a word where everyone is a pervert (for the sake of the plot?) Speaking of plot, there isn't really much. Shure, there is a story, but there isn't much reason for it. The manga is also full of jokes, although it is less of comedy through unexpected and more comedy by outlandishness. All of the "battles" and "skills" center on something perverted. If I were to be asked what the lore was, I would ... have to speculate that the world was created so that the perverted goddess could watch.

This is a fun short story of a girl who finds a cat on the street. Somehow, she ends up in another world, but she and the cat have become one. Now she has to live with the problems that come with it. A world where beastpeople are looked down on, and she can't control her instincts well. Luckily she meets some people who want to help her.
While I enjoyed the story, it was kind of inconsistent on characters. In particular, her 'intelligence' seems to vary a lot in the series. It can be argued that it only has to do with being fluent ... in the language, but it feels jumpy. Secondly, there seems to be a lot of background to the characters that isn't really shown. It might have been beneficial to include more of that. All in all, it's a very short story, and it won't take long to read, so I would still recommend checking it out.

TL;DR: I love this so much. The only complaint I really have is the time skips at the end. I honestly and hoping for a sequel and/or spin-off.

I don't really have much enjoyment of loud people, but this level of comedy is amazing. Everything about it is hilarious. Reading it there is constantly things that are very "meme-able". You can practically hear the characters yelling. Honda and Wakamiya have a lot in common, and seeing the romance progress in such a comedic way is fun. The supporting characters are fun too! A pervert who discovers his father (a monk) is not only a pervert, ... but a well-known "erotic manga" writer. Honda's parents have a hilarious dynamic, too. The only thing in this manga to be down about is the time skips. I would love to see what happened between those times! Maybe some more stories of the other couple. Well, here's hoping for a spin-off or sequel of some sort that goes into those things. This author truly has talent.