Seija Musou: Salaryman, Isekai de Ikinokoru Tame ni Ayumu Michi

Not getting the hate.

It's a guy who works hard as per the work ethic in his previous life when he was a salesman.

It's only episode 4 and he's off to set up a clinic. It's nice the dynamic between him and Brod who trains him. The only really disappointing thing is that they are not referring more to his previous life skills as the series progreses. Also, the bevy of babes cliche is OTT and annoying. It would be great to see another series where they are not so reliant on loads of curvy girls being attracted to ... the MC.

I guess another year to wait for S2 of Hell's paradise.

In short, manga is more amusing than anime.
Animation seems to be on a cheap side, and lines that look fine on page don't sound so good in motion.
Plot-wise it's your average isekai. Out of positive bits, the protagonist doesn't seem to be as overpowered as others would be in his position, since the series often make a point that even though his stats are getting high, he still far away from actually overpowered people in the setting. At the same time it often makes one wonder, why they don't take care of all that shit that goes on. Kinda the same dilimma ... you would have in D&D with archwizard NPCs.
That said, it's inoffencive and safe. For now at least =) I've read further in the manga.

People keep saying that this anime feels AI generated and although I agree that it's completely devoid of inspiration or anything of substance I fully believe that chatGPT can make something far better.

Sickeningly nice MC, instant harem, and reincarnation

These were the ingredients chosen

To create this painfully bland isekai

There's nothing really to analyze about this anime, you've seen everything in here hundreds of times if you regularly consume isekais and could probably write this yourself in an afternoon. Its a boring story of some dude who's mercilessly selfless working as a healer in your typical fantasy setting where the cities he works in seem to ... have your standard American healthcare and he's there to upset the status quo. Every character in this is one dimensional and exists to support the MC in one way or another... do I need to go on? Just save yourself your night and watch something else.