Review of Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody

The beginning of this series was very similar to the one of Re:Zero. It just happened out of the blue and there was no explanation. It's an Isekai show about a dum-dum (our main character) that works at a video game company with other dum-dums. At some point he goes to sleep after a lot of work. Well, after he falls asleep he gets transported to a fantasy world. He notices that he is very different in this world compared to the normal one. A bit of confusion and a couple of questions like in any other cliché and so on. After that, the wholestory is just like these times once a month or two where you play this MMORPG or any sort of RPG and binge it for about 6 hours straight and after that you get bored and never play again or play a few months later. It's not too bad and it can be enjoyable. The main character completes quests. Like in all anime he has difficulties and hard times here and there but they're not really intense and it doesn't give you much hype. Here's an aspect of the main character that I didn't find so good but also not terrible:
It doesn't look like as if the main character is put into a mental state where he worries a lot or is hopeful. He's very calm and doesn't worry much but he's not *completely* fine with everything. From my understanding the character is calmed down because he's actually much older and has good common sense. Some people, including me, might say that this makes someone look better and cooler as a character. Yes. Sometimes that's the case. But when the main character is mostly fine with the difficulties that he faces the show becomes boring in a way. For example it'd be different if there were two main characters and not one. Let's say they were put into a terrible and difficult situation and one of them is freaking out and the other is not as scared or freaked out and is trying to calm the other one down. That would be a completely different case but with all the aspects needed for the story. Now I am not saying that the story would be better if it was changed, nor am I saying that it *should* be changed.
Now that we're done with the bad stuff, let's get to the good stuff.
So, the art was pretty good and I liked it. The shadows and the lighting were well drawn. The sound is okay I guess and even though I made a "small" rant about the main character he wasn't completely terrible and the other characters were also pretty okay.