Isekai'd into a familiar world as a minor character! Some manhwa reviews

The Novel's Extra

Amazing! "The Novel's Extra" and "Demon King of the Royal Class" share many similarities, but this series gives a more consistent experience and character progression so far. The main character remains human even a hundred chapters into the story. He remains true to the premise and even evolved far from his original characterization for good, logical reasons. The main characters of both mentioned series are the strongest points of both. Action, art style, character design, while all are good, can take a back seat and let the character and story lead the series into outstanding moments.

Demon King of the Royal Class

The earlier chapters are a bit underwhelming compared to "The Novel's Extra", but the humanity and character development of the main character makes up for the weaker start. The lows are lower than the preceding series, but the peaks are just as high.

The Extra's Academy Survival Guide

A harem isekai story. The premise itself isn't unique. The characters, settings, and storylines are also just a hodgepodge of elements from other series. Truthfully, I dropped the series 38 chapters in, but there were short glimpses of originality and a good story. However, the good parts are mired by too many bad parts.

The Academy's Genius Tamer

While I didn't expect my venture into this subgenre to get any worse, "The Academy's Genius Tamer" defies the already-low bar. Ten chapters in, the main character has already betrayed his intention to lay low and away from the main story. Plots move due to convenience without any good motivation or proper character progression. I dropped this even earlier.