The first 10 chapters are the typical substandard "im overpowered and everyone is like wooiooah even though i never had any prvious experience other than training with my masters."

Honestly, the art style is great, but my god, the plot is turbo assssssss. The art is wasted on a story like this

... Last updated on February 4th, 2024, 6:30pm

So the start is VERY generic in terms of some fantasy tropes, namely the 'MC doesn't know his own power' and 'annoying genius snobby nobles', but fortunately the story resolves them very quickly, and then moves on to the good stuff.

The MC starts off as a basket case of nerves, but that's mostly because those monsters who trained him intentionally didn't teach him common sense in order to make use of his humility and determination, but UNLIKE every other manga that does the same, he actually realizes his power level when confronted by reality! Shocking, i know, most MCs are just denser than unobtanium, and write it off as a fluke, but not this one!

It's.... super refreshing tbh. I despise that trope, and it never should last more than the first encounter with reality.

So yeah, old annoying tropes disappear real quick, and THEN the story gets really good. Definitely worth reading!

Great art, and frankly, the only ecchi is limited to splash pages at the beginning and end of chapters, showing the female characters in various outfits (from cosplay to swimsuits). No actual ecchi in the story, and only a super brief subtle hints of any romance. Mostly just action adventure fantasy. Really good though.

I adore the S-rank party of monsters, they're truly OP in the best of ways, and great characters all of them.

... Last updated on September 7th, 2022, 7:27pm

The beggining is not that awesome but it gets better and better, Protagonist is pretty strong but not the typical Isekai hero. He is a little too much humble about his strenght. The fights are great, some of the best in recent years in my opinion.

The man was working as an adventurer guild for 14years then decide at the age to start training to be strong for 2 years.

Why did he blame his mentees for not teaching him a common sense? Plus he didn't even know how strong regular adventurer are despite working there for 14 years. I think even regular people must know how strong adventurer are and he is in his 30s 🤦♂️

Inspiring story of hard work and perseverence... but with great art, interesting plots and characters who feel like actual people.
I'd recommend giving it a try.