Interest Piqued, but could turn south...

I live for mob characters not giving a shit for the protagonists. Basically MC is reborn with memories of his previous life and he knows that his reality is a otome game. His dad is the heroine's rival's gardener and he also is starting work as a gardener. He meets the spoiled little girl and roasts the hell out of her and actually gets her to change her behavior. It's unclear if they'll get together, but they probably will. I would be okay with it either way.

I think this is hilarious. They are basically all the sexualities. It's so ridiculous and I'm into it.

Concerning bits are how the MC is being manipulated by the FL. Probably unnecessarily manipulated too. The poor guy is so stressed about being broke and having to rely on someone else. Otherwise a good take on the whole semi-op adventurer going off to make money.

Part of my interest is how is it going to keep going. This reminds me of American procedural dramas. Where the overarching plot is not super important, or there just isn't one. She's a kidnapped princess who just wants to sleep and sleep better. So she terrorizes the demons that kidnapped her, not intentionally, but so she has materials to build sleep aids. It's kind of fun, but I'm also not super invested because there's basically no plot and I'm 90 chapters in.

She had rebound sex, but the guy is super into her. He decides she needs to take responsibility and they need to get married. Cause also she's a professor and he's a student(?). I'm not super into it, but it sounds like something I would be into.

He transmigrated into a otomen and is determined to give a happy ending to his lady the villainess. He doesn't actually end up with her according to spoilers.

Very...okay. It's from the perspective of an op mob character of an otome game. It's implied that the villainess is someone who just transmigrated and got instantly exiled as per game logic.

It's a little bland cause you can generally guess where things are going. But the art style has energy and it's written well enough that you can be invested despite been able to guess how things will go. Most importantly it's NOT harem.

Feels like there's a lot of potential for world building. The art is so good and dynamic.