Starts off presenting strong female leads with weak harem protagonist.
This gets thrown out immediately, The Harem Protagonist turns out to be the descendant of every hyper-intelligent character from Death Note, as well as Batman. He then proceeds play Xanatos Speed Chess every chapter.

The art is lewd, but well done over all. The plotting is egregiously contrived, and honestly the idea that this super fucking genius manipulator is in any way "A Completely Normal Guy"(tm) is a absolute fabricated nonsense. PLots are resolved by either "Oh he did this before any of this ever happened, which is where this power came from." , or by throwing OP magick powers that more or less violate the rules of the world, and which the protagonist obtained via really vague reasoning.

The story doesn't feel connected at all, the world is pretty weak, and is more set pieces to send characters to. The Dabu arc (The last translated at the time of writing) Is the most interesting as it shines enough light on the world to make it at least stand out among the incredibly bland medieval fantasy. There is some decent morality puzzles presented from time to time, but they typically get disregarded, or shoved into a outcome that allows for punching people. Main bad guys thus far are typically treated with at least a modicum of respect, and reasonable explanation for their behavior, but again plot demands that the protagonist wins via plot armor batman planning followed by OP powers.

I'll give it an 8/10. It honestly deserves a 5, but good art, and the gradual improvements in story/setting give me hopes that it could be a fun indulgence to read at least.

That's all.

okay I've only read 4 chapters and I already think things manga is amazing. everything I expected was all wrong. The mc is fu'king badass not because he's op but fu'king smart af, he's a cunning manipulator and a brilliant tactician. Dont let the mc fool you.

... Last updated on August 27th, 2018, 6:08am

The protagonist surely is not an average guy as he's able to convinced the spirit kings/queen to join him without losing any parts of his body where as to make a pact with spirits, one need to sacrifices their important part of their bodies (in case for women, mostly their ovary organs). Not to mentions, the more high ranking spirits you make pact with the more valuable in your life that you need to sacrifices. He's also a manipulative where he tricked the bad piggy merchant (the readers too) to think the merchant have his way with his sister when it was actually a mere clone made by protagonist.