As of now I have read the first 2 volumes including all of the side stories and a bit from the third one. Also I tried to avoid any spoilers that would ruin the reading experience and I feel like I managed to do that.

I do like my fantasies and isekais every once in a while, but they sometimes come with a hefty backlash and that is how I feel at the moment about this show.

Let's talk about the story a bit. It's not the worst, I feel like it goes somewhat at a decent pace that I won't get bored. Also it has some good build up at points. So basically it's not really bad or really good. The best part of this novel is some of the interactions with the king and his comrades, when he just needs someone to be there, but it doesn't go too in depth so they are usually pretty short and not too frequent.

Even though I feel like it's not that bad, there are still some features that I don't like and that's why I think I may not read this one for too long. Since the points I'm about to say have been the same for the first 2 volumes and it seems like they aren't going away anytime soon. First feature is the harem type interactions, it's not that I hate harems but they really are something generic that I have seen in many places before and that also includes some of the characters like Liscia and Aisha, in the other hand I really like Juna who is a bit different on her own way.

I said that the story isn't that slow, but there's also something that bugs me. That is the setting and the narration. Even though it's in isekai fantasy world it still feels pretty unoriginal. I feel like there isn't unique things present in the novel, like alluring magic system, it just feels very basic and something that has been inspired by other isekais instead of the writer making one from the scratch. For example there are quite a few chapters about the TV system which is new for the isekai world but not for the reader.

That also leads to the second problem which is that the story is kind of colorless, which may also stem from the fact that I'm more used to manga and anime than novels. It is just that I'm not that intrigued by the narration where they tell me that the mc invented sewers and told some people about forestry.

The description gives you an accurate picture about the novel. It's a realistic isekai which isn't that good in my opinion because some of the characters are generic and I don't personally like the narration and some of the contents in it. But still I did somewhat enjoy the first 2 volumes, might not read further though.