I've never seen something just outright ignore the underlying narrative and skip around to action scenes. One minute this guy is at a border crossing a forest, then next he's travelled two months through a desert, the next chapter he's suddenly in a port town. Also, characters are introduced and are immediately familiar with the main cast out of nowhere.

It doesn't even make an inkling of sense because the action isn't really that good, it's pretty generic combat (the type where very little actual fighting is drawn) and the work doesn't build suspense well, so it feels like you're just being shuttled between mediocre fights.

There's a fair amount of inconsistent and/or unjustified character behavior and attitudes as well.

If this was written better, it could at least be a fairly generic manga, but as it is, I not only cannot recommend it, I must even advise against reading it at all.

... Last updated on April 4th, 2019, 11:35pm

I don't know what rule YuriM talks about but I'd say that so far the story and world building has been coherent and consistent. Story is the classic isekai but the MC is neither a retard nor an unbeatable character which is how many isekai go, he's actually an interesting character. I admit his moral facility to kill of the bat is dubious but that is somewhat explained and is after all presented in ch1 so it's an inherent part of the char and not something that contradict what he's been presented as before so I'm ok with it, I actually find it more hard to swallow how good a strategist he is, I don't think the other characters are stupid at all, and there are quite a few crafty ones so I find it more hard to believe that a modern Japan's guy would know so much about war, his fighting skills are explained but there was no mention to him having strategic education along his martial one. Plot wise I find it quite interesting so far thou it's too soon to tell, I particularly like the approach of the MC striving to make his tale and not accepting how the roles are dealt, most Isekai would just have the MC tag along with whoever summoned them. Also the progression after his escape make sense and don't feel forced. What I don't like is the harem subplot (so far only sub) but at least the women don't just fall for him just because he's the MC.
All in all, it's too soon to tell but it's good thus far and looks promising.

The series starts with certain quite specific rule of this parallel world.
...And completely forgotten about it after few chapters, going toward some strange politic issues.
Not recommended.

I mean really, It's like a Modern Guy with all the Knowledge of the Desert Fox Rommel, Great Conde, Fredrick the Great, Han Xin and Sun Tzu, to the Stone Age, well technically it's Medieval But well,

Their Brains are like Stone Age People too Stupid.
No wonder the kid is like a Genius to them.
What can I say it's basically a Web Novel a Fan Novel I assumed.

It's Premise is actually good, I could endure the Rebellion arc and the Country Creation are,
But in the Invasion Arc it's pretty dull.
oh well i'm still in volume 5 of the novel maybe this will change in the future

Not sure why this is rated so highly at 7.73 (at the time of writing) when the pacing is off putting along with a pretty generic plot. You're following along the story and suddenly there's a 2 month time skip followed by a 2 day time skip.

Protagonist is a 16 year old high schooler.
He's been trained by a grandpa in "one hit kill" swordsmanship.
Has no qualms about killing people so that's why it's probably rated higher than others in this genre with wussy MCs.
Obligatory medieval fantasy world with magic and slaves.

With 10 chapters read, I'd say it's closer to a 7 than an 8 and that I think Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi is more interesting than this manga.

While writing this I've noticed that it's only been rated 63 times so that would explain it since those searching for more isekai type manga are already fans of the genre so it'd be more skewed to a higher rating.

... Last updated on September 4th, 2017, 9:21am

when i began to read this i was like " another Transported to Another World novel", but I was wrong!!
This is a decent and good story, It´s not perfect, but this main character is not overpowered!! there is not any God or Goddess giving him superpowers or some cheat power!! he wasn´t betrayed and because of that became some demonic emo with some super magic or something!! there is not One punch man syndrome here!! and besides he is not some princess guy!!

he was just a guy trained in martial arts and mortal skills in Japan!! He was transported to another world, where he will be turned in a slave to fight in a war!! What did he say? hell no!! lets get out here!!

check out the Light novel too!!

... Last updated on June 4th, 2017, 9:05am