A surprisingly enjoyable read. This manga's story is not as edgy or perverted as I thought it would be. Instead, it takes notes (very sensibly) from the likes of Konosuba, introducing whacky and eccentric characters to emphasise humour. Although it doesn't exactly change the formula of its genre (Iseka and Gacha based stories), it plays with the tropes very competently and its embrace of humour and light-hearted romance/harem makes this a guiltless, enjoyable read. It is a rather shallow piece of work, but, I don't think depth was ever really the author's aim. It knows what it is and willingly strives toward making it enjoyableand fun to read. We really do need these little escapist time sinks once in a while.

Perhaps an element that would really improve the story would be to introduce some urgency. Create a strong central conflict/goal for the characters to strive toward. It seems that a lot of Isekai stories usually start with an intriguing premise, but they eventually become too preoccupied with building tropes, cliches, and maintaining the status quo that they forget that stories need to have some form of an end.