Looks really good so far~
It has a good twist on a troupe that's been getting pretty generic (Transported to Another World), and its refreshing to find a female protagonist that's not the classical sense of "beauty" (which seems to be a pretty big factor in the manga) that's funny, seems smart and maybe a little relatable.

I really hope for more soon, the story has me dying of curiosity.

The first chapter is already so promising! The art is awesome, the main heroine is not typical - that is, she behaves naturally, acts rationally and has a sense of humor (or, better to say, the mangaka has a sense of humor ) - and the plot started off in an unordinary way. Can't wait for more!

... Last updated on February 1st, 2015, 2:05pm

The premise, like most manga plots, is interesting (For Isekai) but then decides to write something super generic: "What if you're the chosen one but others think it's not you?"

The main girl and her friend are transported to another world (Its been a while since I've read this) is this unconfident, indecisive girl who has these holy powers to create weapons but for some reasons hides the fact that she is the one who can do so and helps her friend whose a fraud but considered to be this chosen maiden based on looks alone.

The manga's plot unravels from there and things get worse with each chapter as the main girl just does not want to admit she's this maiden everyone worships and other characters treat her poorly because she's ugly.

I don't know how I managed to finish but it ends with her being able to go home after finally being able to utilize her power fully but she doesn't resolve her issues of being the chosen one, nor being revealed as the holy one. She also leaves w/o her friend who is stuck in that world. She doesn't develop as a character and leaves the way she came in.

Not worth reading imo.

So at first I was thinking, 'wow what a great idea' and I was looking forward to seeing how it carried on. The main character travels to another world with her more attractive friend, and because of her good looks the attractive friend is immediately assumed to be the 'Holy Maiden' even though the main character is the one with the power.
So far so good. It seemed like a really interesting take on the generic world travel manga and the typical shoujo hero. The art was pleasing too.

However *and I suggest you don't read on unless you want hints on how the plot develops* things started to go downhill really fast. First of all, even though the main character travels to this world alongside the 'holy maiden,' she's treated like trash? It didn't make any sense. Furthermore, when one of the characters figures out that the MC is actually the holy maiden, he doesn't treat her any better? Um, hello. You've been worshipping the other 'holy maiden,' why not this one?

Then things get EVEN worse. Suddenly it turns out that the attractive friend actually is the holy maiden after all. Erm, what? What kind of dumb plot twist is that? What happened to the whole premise of the manga?
And I'm not even going to go into how chaotic all the panels were and how confused I was about who was who.

I think what I'm going to do is drop it for now and come back later when there are more chapters and hopefully the plot has recovered...

I was waiting and waiting and waiting, for the heroine to get some backbone. I wanted to sympatize with her but it was a lost cause... From beginning to end she didn't change and kept this annoying attitude that "it cant be helped". I really wanted just a simple "I am the heroine of my own life" ending but didn' get even that -.-

Skipped most of this manga because the beginning sucked as the main girl had utterly no confidence and let people walk all over her, was hoping she would change and that there would be some form of character development towards the end, but instead even at the end she is still a spineless character who let people draw there own decisions about her instead of actually standing up for herself and deciding anything about her own future.

The summary for this story had a promising future and it could have been a great story concept, but upon reading this manga I found I was severely disappointed with it's execution. This whole manga was disgusting and pathetic because it tries to make being bullied into a laughing matter. Eveytime she is being verbally abused, brushed off, treated like garbage it's supposed to be funny. It seems like the real takeaway this mangaka is trying to portray is this:

"Plain girls deserve to be treated with disrespect, used, and verbally abused because they are not pretty girls, no matter what they have to offer to the rest of the world they are still plain girls."

In fact, this mangaka actually taunted even the notion that a plain girl could bring a lot more to the table besides purely having a plain image and write it as ongoing gag throughout the series.

None of the other cast of characters where better either, all of them were selfish and pompous or not very memorable. They all thought they were better then her and even when they found out who she really was they didn't really care as long as they could use her for their own selfish agendas. Terrible and disappointing.

Art was cookie cutter basic art. The only thing worth mentioning is that the main girl was drawn in a comedic way most the time, and everyone else was supposed to look better or something.

My conclusion: If I could give this tripple negative feedback I really would. Manga is supposed to be enjoyable or at the very least teach one something. But this is honestly just plain rubbish. No character development, no resolve, uninteresting side characters or selfish side characters, poorly executed comedy, lack of plot, no resolve throughout, axed ending, and glorified abuse.

... Last updated on January 5th, 2020, 7:39am

I read it because it's a great concept but unfortunately the potential is wasted and the ending left me disappointed.

What I did like about this manga is that the MC stayed true to her character. Not all MCs grow to the fullest or shows growth immediately.

All in all i think this an okay read but probably wouldn't reread

Absolutely no character growth, repetitive, unsatisfying end, but worst of all it glorifies bullying. The art is okay, it’s not bad. Overall, would not read again.

Interesting concept but not enough development, too many repeats of the same scenes. Atypical growth for the mc would be interesting, but here there's no real growth at all, it juste feels unsatisfying.