Isekai Shikkaku

Your Typical Isekai is a weak MC from a normal world, gains powers, and becomes an OP hero in a fantasy world.

Isekai Shikkaku takes a rather unique route.

This dude wants to die. A very melodramatic writer who wants to kill himself in the real world ends up in this fantasy world where he still craves death. But your cliche troupe of women followers want him to live!

I would say this anime is a nice change of pace from your typical animes; it has funny moments and some dragging points. Beyond the main preface, the other fun part is that this is a world ... in which it is normal to summon people from other worlds, but they all seem to suck at being good.

I would spoil it for you, but if you want something a bit different but nothing that is going to blow your mind, this is a fun anime to watch

Everything was good except the MC. hes was totally fake. here some point why hes so fake
1. keep telling wanna die but some plot keep him alive. meanwhile killing yourself was actually easy. some people struggling to keep alive.
2. just found reason to keep alive yet clearly he broke in less one eps
3. he has no effort to anything. his promise, his words, his action.
4. hes talking too much for someone who wanna die.

from i see here the author just trying to satire the the isekai trend. he tougth a negative person is so cool but actually is just so cringe to see how he ... brought the story. and then his harem eventually agree what hes said like wet dream every negative person u could be.
the story was made by a positive person who actually admire a negative person and tought he understand point of view being negative person.
the only reason why i keep watching this probably the animation was good and i like the MC voice and the heroine lmao. other than that its just trash anime with wet dream author.

Watching a promising anime idea be ruined by romantic cliches and fanservice is disappointing. The emphasis on the side characters’ devotion to the main character for no apparent reason weakens the plot. The presence of cringeworthy scenes and the show’s attempt to appeal to specific demographics – be it fans of “neko” or “milf” characters – weakens the show even further. It would be much better if the narrative could be told without having to rely on these stunts.

Also I'm growing increasingly tired of the predictable formula in many anime shows: introduce a male protagonist, and shortly after he is surrounded by a group of ... sexually suggestive women. Whether it is an elf with large features or an underage girl with an unrealistic silhouette, or a half-human, half-animal creature, the pattern is the same and it is also difficult to describe all this while remaining professional so yeah.