@Myorn
I’m very picky about what I like, so when I say I enjoy this, that definitely means something (to me, at least). It doesn’t have to be “Ghost in the Shell” or “Evangelion”. Ir’s not a masterpiece and that’s fine. It’s doing, what it’s doing, well enough to keep me wanting more. There is definitely world-building and reasonable character motivations. There are a few weird writing decisions and cliché’s here and there. But, at the end of the day, it’s not so bad or distracting to devalue the positives the series has. It’s a fun story to follow.
And you’re wrong. It’s not an isekai. It certainly uses the isekai trope of getting killed by a vehicle (which I hate), but I believe that wasn’t intentional. Also, the MC is “asleep” and is awoken 16 years into the future. He doesn’t get transported to another world, so it’s not the same thing as an isekai. I don’t see how you could misinterpret that.
I have to agree: I HATE the ecchi stuff. Don’t get me wrong, I welcome nudity and gore, it makes it all feel realistic and more serious. But if I wanted to look at big anime tiddies, I would find a hentai. The fan-service nudity is horrible and this series would be much better off without it. As for the MC’s motivation, it’s nothing spectacular or revolutionary. And again, it doesn’t have to be. His motivation is definitely the driving force, but isn’t as important as what he’s going through. I quite like the MacGuffins. They all have unique abilities. What else is needed? I have to agree with you about the MC being a “zero” in life. We could’ve gone without that.
I don’t know how far you’ve read, but you should know that the first arc doesn’t do the series justice. The very next arc is really good, with amazing twists and mysteries. The third arc (currently being scanlated) is just amazing. So maybe read through the whole thing, before judging it based on the first, brief (definitely mediocre) arc.