Volume 13 doesn't show an ending. It stops right where the final battle would commence...

Juvenile plot, horrendous pacing and "okay" art. Nothing much else to say really.

Terribly naive and childish, you can see from the get go that the mangaka doesn't intend to take his own creation seriously (if he does intend to it's even worse off for it). Some examples, a 16 year old prime minister is utterly stupid, let's allow the others making a huge leap of faith for the premise to work, that one alone just ain't possible to swallow, there are so many problems with it I won't even point them out, if the author had a little self-respect for the manga he would have been more conservative with the title. Second, the author forcefully dumbs down every concept, the company takeover is a good exampleAnd third and a huge one, the author doesn't even care to explain how they use cellphones in a new world with no satellites nor communication companies, he just ignores the issues hoping that since this is a manga people will not read to deeply into it... that the definition itself of not taking the world itself seriously, you can't call that worldbuilding.And there are as many as such examples as there are chapters in this manga.
If you're looking for a very light read and don't care for logic, consistency, story-building and world-building then this give a try, otherwise it's probably better to avoid this one.

... Last updated on January 24th, 2019, 3:35am

Even for an Isekai this one is pretty rough. The main cast, who as the title would tell you, are all incredibly overpowered before they arrive in a new world and when they get to said new world they just basically fuck it up using their nonsense abilities and technologies. All done with the most juvenile reasons, the lead character, the "Ultimate Politician" is particularly unconvincing. For superhumans they end up in a lot of unfortunate situations, which they dont see coming and then use absolute nonsense to escape from. It's not their power level I have a problem with, its how poorly explained everything is and how "advanced technology" becomes a standin for handwavium magic to explain everything. The premise of this is interesting and I was happy to swallow the "big lie" of their superhuman competency. But the terrible execution squanders the premise.

I wrote this off at first but when I actually got down to reading it, I was really surprised how engaging it is. Sure our main characters are a bit OP, but they take a simple concept and give us likable characters who are primarily concerned with helping others, not getting home ASAP. I really am invested so far, though admittedly I have a feeling that things might slow down eventually.

Keep them coming MISORA RIKU (and the scanlator's group in charge of it of course xD), I've read all your stories and I like all of them.

This one is your typical "sent to another world" setting, with your typical out of the ordinary highschool group with kemonimimi from another world and lots of big boobs BUT... I have to recognize that, even if I found that their difficulties are "easy" (by the character's standards) for the moment, I believe things will get better and more complex when time goes by. Specially because of this mangaka, so far they've managed to develop stories properly so I have faith this will improve, given time... I hope xD.