Now this is my cup of tea protagonist. Not only is he smart, but calm in the face of a new world with new responsibilities and one heck of a reputation due to his dark hair. Currently finished chapter 9, and it's pretty satisfying plot-wise and character-wise. Hoping to see more of the protagonist's power, though, and what else he can do besides morphing objects into towers or new clothes.

It might be a personal preference, but I can't bring myself to enjoy a work were characters and incident resolutions are being thrown at me at machine gun speed. In the world portrayed in this manga people come to terms with what should be very alien for them peculiarly fast. "You are a god of destruction? Of course you are. Why don't you come to my house and fancy my foster-daughter." I would be willing to overlook a shabby introduction like that, but till the latest chapter currently available the trend continues - new challenges are faced in a ludicrously fast paced way.

On the good side the idea is interesting, but lately there have been a lot of stories with video-game elements in them, so it is nothing that extraordinary. Art is very good, but I would prefer well executed characters over good art.

7 Chapters out, satisfying as hell. Realistic, non-stupid protagnonist, mildly generic rpg world with an interesting twist, and scenarios that actively make you root for the main character. Decent art, decent story, decent writing, it stands to be a really good series.