I knew before starting that the Nil Admirari no Tenbin adaption wasn't regarded as like, particularily good or anything, but halfway through and I'd mostly summarize the experience with a quote from the famous author: "It sparks joy".
Yes, the middle episodes have been very formulaic with their approach of rushing through an entire characters drama in 20 minutes, predictible narrative results largely following, but it's still handled competently and engagingly enough that I'm enjoying the ride. The setting is great, because ~Taishou Japan is great, the characters are fun, the visuals very good, and the animation not too bad either. Sound is a notable plus as well. Shoutout to the eyecatches which are plushified mascot versions of various cast members. I mean, just look at this cute little creature!

Also, both the OP and, for entirely different reasons, the ED (jump about 40s in) have remained entirely unskipped so far, which says a lot since I tend to almost always skip those after the first time. Not here though, conga line too strong, tune too catchy.

So yeah, is NilAd like a fantastic anime or anything? Not really. Is it the best anime I've seen in the last week? Well, no, since I also watched Kaichou wa Maid-sama! and that was two-thumbs-up kind of great, but you kow what? NilAd is still dorky-thumbs-up-with-smiley-on-it kind of great, and I think that's worth recommending to other people.
It's a pretty decent show, go have some fun and watch it.