It's ok

High school photography club senpai and kouhai.
Cute & sweet, if a bit generic.

Nothing here is particularly interesting and I left it saying 'meh'.

The art is good. The plot is good.
Loses out with pacing.
MC falls in love too easy, the LI isn't his once-in-a-lifetime but he was still a perfect fit for a character who only wanted to smother someone with love and have it reciprocated. That part was kind of nice, a bit of a realistic look of love. I can take or leave that, but it's a nice change.

The only good thing about this manga is its take on religion and gods.

Also the water god is pretty.

That's it. The rest is pretty bad. Which is a shame because I know people who would be interested in reading it specificallly because it did such a good job on the religious aspect.

Read this because it's isekai, and got a mediocre, cookie-cutter shoujo. Everyone seems to love this and I have no idea why. If you like traditional shoujo then you'd probably like this. I only read isekai for a reason, and that's because traditional shoujo sucks balls.

A BL isekai. It's marked as yaoi, but it's more bara. The sex scenes have hardly any lead-in or out which makes them unappealing. But there's potential here and - let's face it - there's just not enough BL isekai out there to get fussy.

Honestly, the title says everything you need to know about this manga.

Food and familiars.
It's not something I'm too into but it's ok for what it is.

Title says it all. It looks like the author put some effort into the plot. It's just far too boring and the protagonist is too much of the standard 'pure' heroine to interest me.

Dude gets isekai'd as the heroine in a game with his best friend as the hero.

It's pretty funny, but the biggest drawback is that it's not tagged as BL, and it kind of needs to be considering the story.

Not a fan. Old-style kind of shounen-ai. The uke acts ridiculous, the seme remarks how he seems like a girl. The seme doesn't like him having friends. It still hits cute at the start because the uke turns into a cat, but it's not enough to get over how irritating the two mains are.

You know what's nice?

Not having 500 pages of the ml's angsting over how they can't be gay or that the other person can't be gay, or that they can't be together for whatever reason, or how they'd have to break up eventually for whatever reason.

For a manga that has so much potential angst it caught me off guard that it's just like overnight delivery on that romance.