Quick review with no spoilers:
As an Isekai, has mostly of the tropes of the genre, but a little bit fresh in some way. Animation or art is not his strong points, but the character developement is, at least, interesting. Slightly touches on some moral issues wich improves the complex of the plot. Not bad for a first season.

More extensive review:
At the first of all, te show present himself to us as a hackneyed anime, with not relevant characters, trasnported to another world, where, in fact, they can't even die (Yes, another Isekai), and the main objetive is return back to his world.

As many others series, this one starts with the presentation of the main characters: two girls not very interesting, and a "sad boy" (wich not's either interesting...) .
And the plot of the series: they received a profession, and should complete a specific quest.
At this point, the series suggests that it will be oriented to humor with things like the class of the male protagonist is farmer instead of mage or warrior, and those three can't even kill a single goblin.

But little by little, we see how the plot becomes slightly darker. The quests they must complete are becoming more difficult, and not just for a matter of lvl... the moral decisions they should make are becoming more complex, sometimes having to decide on issues that will affect the life (and death) of others.

Despite the fact that the protagonists have the ability to resurrect within seconds, they soon discover that there are circumstances in which this is not possible. Also that if everyone dies at the same time, they will definitely die, and also some of their enemies even try to lock them up causing the time they have to complete the missions runs out.
Although the mystery of the series seems to focus on why they are there, and why they have been chosen, an extra layer of intrigue is added with the appearance of the protagonists' doubts as to whether the place where they are is a virtual world or not.

All these conditions forces the protagonists to evolve and grow (In a psychologically way, not just lvl, lol), allowing us to see how some of them decide to face past traumas that allow them to move forward, and others decide to accept their dark sides, taking questionable attitudes for the good of the group, showing us, in one way or another, a pretty good character development.
The combination of all these factors, ends up generating a quite enjoyable narrative rhythm.

Obviously this is not gonna be the revolution of the genre, but at least is fairly enought good to enjoy it, and for now only has one season (second confirmed in the last chapter), so could be improve in the future, especially considering that new characters will be introduced, and their development is one of the show's strong points.

In short: if you usually enjoy Isekai genre, consider give a chance to this show, maybe surpises you positivily.