>>6631The titles on the list are not recent releases but I'd say they do a decent job of introducing the genre and its common tropes. But it's not especially useful when it comes to helping people find something they'd actually enjoy. For the record, I enjoyed #1–4 and Full Volume, but I can't bring myself to recommend them without a whole list of caveats.
What I'd suggest instead is checking the popularity charts on official platforms/pirate sites (picrel is Lezhin US's popular titles from 2025), and just picking whichever series has an art style or premise that catches your eye.
If there's something specific you're looking for or hoping to avoid (e.g. ABO, school settings, entertainment industry, sports elements, power fantasy à la Solo Leveling), it might also help to ask in this thread. I think the nonnas here would be great at suggesting titles that better match your tastes.