When you look at the cover by the synopsis, and synopsis itself, you might think that it's a dating manga with monster girls, or at least heavily set in fantasy.
It's not. It's not a harem, either.


SPOILERS AHEAD
or more accurately, the way the plot is bulit is written below.


It's an episodic, every-week-a-new-villain type story, with the plot mold being: hero wants to someone to love him for being himself, not a hero, so he anonymously goes on blind dates-> HA ha he has a weird fashion sense, and comes to date in a corncob costume, that's actually made from carcass of the halloween king [lvl 13445346234], but his date just thinks it's weird -> he's expressionless and can't converse, awkward date continues-> some or other bad thing happens to the girl that decided to reject that weird dude they didn't know was the hero -> the hero heroes shit up and saves the girl -> the girl agonizes that she rejected that weird dude, because actually he's the great hero -> hero goes on his way to catfish another girl ->[BIG SPOILER] and then goes out with his own sister as the final choice[end spoiler]


SUMMARY
This manga stinks of being written by someone for someone who can't cope with being rejected because they were unable to present themselves well enough on the first date. It tries so hard to show that girls choose partners only based on merit (including social skills, fedora tip to author), and not on the "personality" (concept of which is never really explained).


All said and done, if you don't think about what emotions the author had to harbor while writing this story, it's an enjoyable way to spend 2 hours of so reading it while beating your meat to how much noble and non-merit oriented men are, unlike women. solid 6/10, with emphasis on 6 being pretty good.