I really like this one. It's still got the "OP male lead who knows everything and must teach these dumb ancient people" trope, but I love the culture (Mongol nomad elves YES) and it's sort of cute.

It's also surprisingly self-aware and has meta-commentary like Morgan le Faye showing up and discussing Tolkien and how he influenced elf literary taxonomy. (No, really.)

There's practically no fanservice, which as a girl I appreciate (chicks don't do a thing for me, and while I understand guys like fanservice, it's nice for the female chars to have more personality than just boobs. I love fantasy and the isekai genre so avoiding "all girls are just objects with little personality and even fewer scruples" ones is like walking through a minefield.) (Yeah I know girls do it too but fujoshi-written series aren't mainstream and are pretty clearly labelled. You don't TYPICALLY accidentally end up with one.)

Seriously, this is an under-appreciated gem. And you'll actually learn some food history. (The way 2020/2021 is going, maybe learning how to produce your own food ain't a bad skill to have. You know, for when the murder hornets show up. Those are still coming, right?)