The Good: The art was pretty good. The sex scenes were nice and perhaps more significantly, plentiful. Lots of fanservice abound, and no extravagantly huge tits.
The Neutral: An average guy gets bought off with 80 million yen to befriend a young girl. The girl, having grown up surrounded by hedonistic pleasure, enjoys sex and alcohol. Also, she's aware of the guy's position, and treats him as an errand boy. Sometimes(many times), the errand is to be her personal dildo.
The Bad: This is a story about neglectful parents trying to solve problems with money, and a guy with no backbone. I would have enjoyed it better
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May 16, 2020
Yet another addition to the isekai genre. Unfortunately, it was a bland one.
This series survives solely on fanservice, so if that is your target, you will thoroughly enjoy this. The story is bland: we start with an OP protagonist, who acquires two slaves. These will be his potential love interests. Over time, they will become horny for him and vie for his attention. The protagonist himself was a NEET gamer who achieved the highest level in the game by shutting himself in, and so has virtually no social skills, and interacts with other people by hiding behind a persona he fabricated. The cringe factor made it difficult ... 
May 16, 2020
Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari
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There are an abundance of isekai anime at this point. This, I feel, still manages to be one worth watching.
A story never comprises solely of content. The way it is told makes a world of difference. In Tate no Yuusha, the plot is paced very well. You join the protagonist from the start(as is traditional of isekai), seeing his trials and tribulations, how he tries to overcome them, but also how they affect him. The ordeals he goes through, and his reactions to them, are relatable and allow you to empathise. This is a story of a guy who worked hard, but who also tries to ... 
Sep 29, 2009
The story is pretty decent, though in the beginning it may feel a bit too familiar to some. ESPers? 'Chosen' humans with superpowers who possess telekinesis and clairvoyance may seem too typical a storyline, but the manga itself is actually quite worth the read. However, The Author does pull off too much Deus Ex Machina, and hence sometimes situations seem less threatening than they should be. He DOES pull it off well in most cases though, which mostly makes up for it. Said Author also does some things that pushes a little on cruelty and does things that would probably be morally completely unacceptable. It's
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