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Hmm how would I rate it. From the beginning it had a touch of comedy so it was only +. The characters didn't really bother me but how can you say that. The main character was great (it's not always in a romantic anime that you find a girl who prefers games to romance so another +) but that can't be said about some of the characters.
Tsukasa I really liked his behavior being cold towards girls and not interested in love I like characters like that the most in romance, what I didn't have to do was his past which they had to bring up ... towards the end and which just ruined the whole thing for me the same thing with Saki I wasn't interested in her past either (it was enough for me when they mentioned it marginally) playing on feelings is not for me as well as the fact that they make themselves unnecessarily miserable. Otherwise the other characters were fine.
when I close my eyes during the last 3 ep. (I skipped them a bit, I couldn't watch them anymore, which annoys me because I don't like skipping new anime) so it was a pretty good romantic comedy. I'm giving it an 8 just because of the first 9 episodes, which were worth it.

When I was making a list of Chinese anime that had a translation, I came across this work.
At first I hesitated because it is a drama and I am not much of a fan of dramas, I rather have an aversion to it because what I have come across so far have been all made-up characters or unnecessary dramatic scenes in which the characters behaved tragically and pitifully, so I usually had trouble watching it. And as always, my intuition did not disappoint me here either.
In terms of plot, it was great, which surprised me, only the characters spoiled it slightly with their unnecessary crying, ... I found it unnecessary there, but I forgive them all because the great ED that I always listened to saved it all. The OP didn't sound that great to me anymore.

When it came out I watched it (I saw max. 3 ep.) but because it was ecchi I dropped it I couldn't watch the characters' behavior anymore but now I'm back to it again to definitely finish watching it.
Boobs, boobs and more boobs.
Another classic ecchi in which this element cannot be missing.
In addition there must be clichés embarrassing scenes in which the characters behave too childishly for their age and all of this is supposed to create a sense of humor which is not a bad thing but just because of that I won't give a higher rating.
It depends on the plot and the character ... of the characters, but in most of the ecchi I've seen, I've encountered exactly that scenario, so each one received the same rating (e.g. the legendary HS DxD and the scene where the guy wakes up on the couch and a half-naked woman is lying on him, and when a nun enters and the first thing she says is: I'll join you too and she also takes off her clothes, my mind froze and that's all I remember from it) but I've also seen a few better ones where the ecchi didn't matter and the characters didn't act like they had cerebral palsy, such as Ishuzoku Reviewers.

God this was a ride, no kidding I've never seen such a good great isekai (it's hard to say if we'll ever see the LN in Czech but after what I saw I'd like to read it)
I would never say I'd ever watch this (now I regret it) but thanks to a recent AMV (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGbQHt74vq8) where it was shown I noticed that in some parts it felt like a classic isekai so I said I'd give it a chance. And it paid off, I had so much fun from the very beginning I couldn't stop laughing (which leads me to the question why it's labeled ... a drama when I thought it was more of a comedy but that's probably a matter of perspective). What bothers me a little is that even after 11 episodes. I haven't seen a normal OP, only an ED. What surprised me the most was that 2 studios had to come together to create such a gem.
The only thing that bothers me is that it's divided into parts and not the entire 24 episodes of the season.

The only downside to these animes is that the characters keep bragging about who will kill whom but when it comes to breaking bread they change their minds at the last minute and just injure him so he can't fight anymore and I don't like that about the whole thing as well as the fact that they throw I don't know what kind of bombs at each other, they have bruises, broken bones, they bleed but they always get up like it's nothing and keep fighting. What kind of mortal fights are these when no one dies (in the end about 7 characters died even ... the less important ones and the important ones fought for 4 ep. before they defeated someone) and the fight itself seemed too drawn out to me it dragged on from 4 ep. until the end + in 10 ep. we had an irrelevant backstory on Hitomi.
And as for MC himself, even though he's a college student, his intellect and behavior resemble both an elementary school and high school student, and I expected more from him when he goes to college, but everyone around him is a complete genius who knows what they're doing.
In the end, I can only add that it was watchable, but it's not something that interests me personally.

She's just a robot and he fell in love with her anyway, how deep he has sunk that he couldn't find a real woman but is trying it on a robot in the house (who warmly nods to him and only has cooking functions). And he still treats her as if she were a person, so when he goes for a simple service he cries after her as if she abandoned him. Or he has exaggerated reactions towards others when they do something with his robot.
I'll still believe that Mina is a robot but super Mina definitely doesn't look like a robot just because she ... shows emotions like crying which robots can't. The only thing that bothered me more or less was Mina's past, I would say that it seemed unnecessary to me. It would have been more fitting for him to have bought her from somewhere in a bazaar than to make such a show.
I also liked the ED which I always looked forward to.

After watching GuP (girls und panzer) I didn't really think about other similar anime, but in the end I decided to try this one.
First I watched the OVA that came out a year ago so I knew what to expect from it, but it didn't convince me, it just confirmed what I thought it would be (they make it an unnecessary drama). And to be honest, I'd rather stick with girls und panzer. I'm not curious about lolitas and panties, I don't prefer that kind of ecchi (if it's ecchi, then breasts), the characters didn't wow me either and their backstory didn't interest me.
I expected ... the plot to be that they would try to fight against the alien ships that attack them, but in the end there are more episodes with ecchi and panties than with the fight itself, so I wasn't happy with that either, when 75% of the episodes are just fun and every now and then they'll give you the fight. So there's more fanservice here that I wasn't interested in.
Some people mentioned the comedy elements but I didn't find the awkward humor funny. The animation wasn't bad, except for the alien ships. The OP/ED was good and the OST was okay.
So I agree with the small percentage who rated it the same. It wasn't bad at all but I personally wasn't interested in it. As for the sequel, I'll skip it since I'll most likely get the same thing, this was enough for me.

I expected more from seinen romance but in the end I got a classic in the form of childish characters. It's strange that they can't even maintain a fake relationship (which turned out to be unnecessary in the end). For being adults they have childish behavior (especially Honjouji), thanks to which I can't give it more otherwise if they acted their age I would give it an extra point because it had potential. I'm most disappointed that he would want something but she doesn't even know what she wants and that just ruins it when she changes moods like she has stuff and then suddenly ... thinks she loves him after 10 ep. as a fact? But that was temporary because in the next ep. she wants to back out again. And what all she made up there just to sleep over at his house, I was scratching my head, she acted like a little child (and she's 26).
This must not be missing the mysterious phone calls announcing to others that the two had gotten together, which seemed unimportant to me and ultimately unnecessary.

Interesting but also uninteresting. I watched it as it was intentionally made even though I had strong doubts about whether it would be a good idea and whether it wouldn't be better to watch it chronologically (which I had the urge to do). And here is the result.
As a few people have already indicated, it's up to you how you approach this anime, whether you will enjoy it or not, because I tend to side with the opposite side. I originally chose it because of the comedy. If you can call it that, because I had to more or less force myself to laugh because ... the humor was so heavy (which has been happening to me a lot lately). FMC was okay and I more or less liked her monologues. But for me, the best was Joshu, who basically didn't talk but his behavior was funny.
I have mixed feelings about the anime, because after 4 ep. I felt that it was not for me and that I did not enjoy it, but then the second half came along, which was already starting to be interesting and where I slowly thought that it could be good (or not?). Because it is not chronological, meaningless things happen that left me confused and that only make sense to you in certain ep. later.
To understand it, I would have to watch it chronologically, which I do not want to after watching it. In the end, the anime did not make sense to me and it did not give me anything, so I leave 6/10 only because of the OP and ED, which I liked the most out of the entire anime, although the animation was not bad either.

I have to admit that this anime impressed me. When it was first announced, I watched it out of curiosity to see what it was about and was surprised that there was torture, but only when I watched it did I understand what it was really about.
A beautiful demonstration of how the church actually works (or once worked), that it is just a pretense that does not hold back and will do anything to subjugate you.
What surprised me was the setting of the story in the Polish environment in the Middle Ages when there were two types of theories about the universe, one claims that ... the earth is the center of the universe, i.e. geocentrism, and the other that it revolves around the sun, i.e. heliocentrism. And we have a view from both sides, both from the side of researchers who are trying to find the truth, and from the side of opponents, i.e. religion, which is fighting against them fiercely so that only they will believe in it.
The animation was perfect (this is what seinen animation should look like) the OP/ED were great to listen to, I also liked the OST and the plot was quite exciting that from the beginning I was in suspense as to how it would develop further. But it just blew me away.
In conclusion, I would just add a thought: The test that is coming upon you is only human. And God is faithful. He will not let you be tested beyond your strength, but with the test he will also give you the ability to endure.