@Ducky The anime industry is often more focused on quantity than quality. Anime adaptations are primarily made to promote the manga and increase manga sales, which is why many series only receive one season. The ones that get multiple seasons are usually the most popular and profitable.
In recent years, a lot of successful anime have leaned heavily into ecchi content, including themes involving shota or loli characters, because there is a significant audience for that type of content.
So, in many cases, it's manga > anime. Once you start reading manga regularly, it can be difficult to go back to anime because adaptations often skip content, rush the story, or fail to capture all the details and pacing of the original work.
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