Guild no Uketsukejou desu ga, Zangyou wa Iya nanode Boss wo Solo Toubatsu Shiyou to Omoimasu

A very fun and light fantasy with an refreshing protagonist who's secretly annoyed with work.
The show quickly got a laugh out of me in the first episode, and continues to have humorous dialogue.
Both English and Japanese voice work have been exceptional and sell the show's light humor.
This show is operating in the realm of a gag manga, where the hero can summon a magic hammer and smash away a problem.
It gives some simple world building about a hierarchy of abilities to explain some things, but I sincerely doubt there will be anything of substance for people looking for content on cool abilities and spells ... and such.

This is a good second screen watch, without much negatives beyond it's lightness. There's definitely better stuff out there this season, but if you've caught up on your favorite shows, a few gags from this show isn't a bad time.
I will say the handling of drama, tension, and antagonists are all pretty lackluster. You're probably watching this for the gags as opposed to the villains or the fights.

This show is okay-ish at best. The art style and animation are better than your average isekai/fantasy, but I wouldn't recommend it to everyone because of how trashy and predictable it is. Yet somehow, it’s the highest-rated fantasy anime this season, and I honestly don’t understand why.

The first two episodes might hook you in, but after that, it turns into a generic, predictable, and trashy show. The fights aren’t even that impressive—she just ends everything with one hammer shot. How unique... The MC is overpowered but stupid, and the entire premise makes little to no sense. Even if you overlook that, there’s nothing much else ... to redeem it. The plot is boring, confusing, and poorly executed. If you're looking for a girl with big assets and big weapon fight, then sure, give it a try but don't expect too much fanservice either.

This is one of those ideas that sound good until you think about it for 3 seconds.

The Guild receptionist wants to live a quiet life and achieve tenure. She just happened to have a super duper 1 in 7 billion power, so she uses that to solo final bosses if adventurers take too long.

I don't usually do this but let me list the problems with this very premise:-

1. Just be an adventurer then. She doesn't even collect the drops for cash THEN complains about having a 30 year mortgage. I think those mega super hard to get boss drops you're ignoring would put ... a dent in that!

2. Why would it lead to over-time? Her job is to process the quest requests once fulfilled, if they're not getting fulfilled what is there to process.

3. She's anti-social by nature. Why is she working in customer service?!

4. Once she feels like she's stronger than someone she starts treating them like trash and disrespecting them. They automatically become beneath her. So why does she cling to her low status job? She clearly likes being on top.

5. Lastly, she hates working over-time, that's the whole premise. Yet she moonlights as an adventurer in her off-time, that's work and it's unpaid. It's literally the same thing only unpaid.

The anime is a bit muddled. It's clearly wish fulfilment for someone in the service sector but at the same time it doesn't really do anything with either premises. The service sector part is ill researched, the adventuring part is zero research!

I admit the MC is cute and some of her struggles with over-working is relatable, it's why I kept watching. But the writing is atrocious and it just kept getting worse as it went.