The dynamic between those characters felt strange, and ultimately it’s a straightforward anime series. The main character tends to resolve issues using improbable solutions—like a “deus ex machina,” as described on Wikipedia—within a setting resembling a harem school. If you’re looking for something uncomplicated and easygoing, understanding that everything will work out in the end, then this might be what you want. It serves its purpose for me, providing a contrast to challenging days at my job. It's an average/not particularly insightful anime, but it’s still acceptable to watch occasionally. Update October 2020: The second season has begun—it’s comparable to the first and not entirely unpleasant so far. Update December 2020: Actually, I’ve watched the initial ten episodes of season #2, and I'm not enjoying it very much.

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