I've read a lot of isekai and I don't mind the crappy ones at all. Before I started reading I thought that this was simply going to be a generic read, but that was perfectly fine with me: I could still enjoy a story with several flaws as long as it brought something to the table. However, this manga was a different variety of crap than I was expecting: the story was incoherent to the point of shocking me.

Often I will put stories on hold because they just lose my interest over time. This story was unusually bad in the sense that it was one of the few I have ever read that were so pathetic in every facet that I regret reading it. The plot is very bad (not that I ever mind that much), but the problem with this substandard garbage manga is much deeper and more fundamental. The author does not know how to create characters whatsoever. They do not know how to write a story whatsoever. I would even place more faith in a middle school student to craft a more intriguing and complex story. Rather than reading this story anyone could daydream an equal or better story on their own, with little to no thought, in 15 minutes.

The most critical problem with this story is the characters. Some appear in the stupidest ways and then disappear suddenly as if the author forgot that they introduced them. There is no meaning to their existence and some of them are really off-putting.

... Last updated on December 25th, 2020, 9:38pm

Other than an interesting start and the fighting among the gods which also sounds interesting the rest is very base.
It feels like the mangaka is just skipping content to speed things up and there are simply too much dumbness in the air and too many contradictions, for example, a Goddess says that they (the Gods) shall not interfere with another god's hero and 1 chapter later what does the goddess who said that do? You guess it, interfere. Woman fall from the sky in both the figuratively and literal sense, they immediately fall for the MC and often try to make passes on him out of the blue. Sex related things are equally cheap, those women just throw themselves into the MC's bed just as cheaply, this includes Goddesses. On the other hand, men seem to exist only to be the bad guy of the day and be beaten/killed or to act subserviently to the MC for no reason. Add to that a dumb obsession with wooden logs, of course it's just an euphemism and you can get an idead of the childish view of the authors on love and sexual relations.
The sense of morality is equally cheap, if you think about it, at the start. Avel (the hero) was not in the wrong, he broke the finger of someone who insulted him and kept doing so even when asked to stop, the one in the wrong is the MC's lackey. Then he punches the MC when the MC peers into Avel's status without asking for permission, again, the MC is in the wrong and Avel actually stops and doesn't abuse of his strength in any of the two situations yet this little episode leaves the MC full of resentment towards Abel. Again this shows the author's childish social perception, "you (slightly) bullied me once (and I deserved it), I swear I'll have my revenge! I'll kill you!" is what he seems to be screaming, maybe something in the author's personal history? School bullies maybe? In truth, the MC takes revenge on Abel because he can't take revenge on the Goddess, he's a pitiable proxy and the MC is petty.
Lastly, the author just invents crap out of nowhere when needed (most often new skills) and to justify it he just uses 1 panel like a flashback "Oh I learned this skill in ---" it's even worse than Ex Machina justifications.
So yeah, base, cheap and dumb exposition of the authors puerile fantasies. Not worth it.

... Last updated on August 22nd, 2020, 11:40pm

Slow pace and mediocre story leads to a very forgettable read.