Only the first couple of chapters are actually genuinely funny for me. Its a decent story nonetheless but it kind of baited me with the genre. The second half of the story is too serious that even if the author inserts some jokes here and there, I can't really laugh at it.

Still an enjoyable read.

Not bad, but not that good either. The mc is kind of a wimp and I can't get behind his personality. The comedy is probably the best part, but it's nothing revolutionary, it's just standard jokes.

Please be advised that this was made early in the work (ch 10, short chapters), thus the work may change as it progresses:

I definitely recommend this if you're looking for a comedy with some serious tones. This doesn't really have much fighting, so if you're looking for that you'll probably be disappointed.

It's got good comedy and the art works well with the writing to make it funnier. The story starts off pretty light with an emphasis on comedy, but seems to be getting more deep with serious tones as the work progresses; in this regard, it really reminds me of Helck, except the comedy isn't straight-up gag-humor and the MC isn't OP. Additionally, I should mention that Helck has a lot of combat whereas this focuses more on social interactions than combat (as far as ch 10 anyway, Helck got more of a combat focus as it progressed, so who knows).

... Last updated on May 20th, 2016, 2:07pm