"after he gets revenge on the goddess that is" so that was a fucking lie

The ending is bad, the journey is fun.

Unfortunately it seems this was cut short, probably low views, the ending is sudden and, mincing no words, bad.

The series is a lot of fun to read, but requires some skimming early on to get through some mediocre stuff. The author has a great way of making tropes which I usually don't like turn into amusing situations. The ending of the series was definitely rushed and unsatisfactory, but I'd still argue it's a fun read that's definitely worth your time if you want a series that's based around being "amusing" rather than a serious plotline.

well it was not the best comic out there but it was fun, shitty ending and a ton shit of plot holes, lets hope the author get a financial problems maybe he would give us a 2nd part

Cancelled/rushed ending ruined what was beginning to be an interesting series. I hear the novel is longer, so maybe I'll have to check it out. But as for the comic, I'd say don't bother to start, it's not going to have a satisfying conclusion.

I sure as hell did, and I do love this one as well, the character is not as much of an asshole, and has a slight level of care for others. Minuscule, but it exists.

Not a 10 because there are way too many hints of romance, and I liked fff for the lack of romance.

It manages to get more than a 1 from me because at least it has some original idea.

+2 for the shovel

The pacing is scuff and hard to follow; it seems that whoever made this adaptation can't make the events flow smoothly. Also, there seems to be a lack of direction as to the plot. The side characters are unfortunately, forgettable. The MC also doesn't seem the most interesting so far, he's confident/arrogant but not funny enough.

If this adaptation put more focus on the comedy I would have liked it more. The "serious parts" often feel rushed and grant too many panels and pages to "action" and there's no "breathing room" at all. Hence it's hard to get attached to the characters.

I can't make fun of it or enjoy it ironically because of how clunky the story is told. But it's not the worst thing out there.

FFF is WAY better but this is still pretty decent. The only annoying thing is wasted chapters on side characters no one cares about.

The story was good enough the get me reading the novel. BUT the outsider god was way too annoying so I dropped it at some point in favour of the novel (when there weren't many chapters).

After catching up again, the art quality seems to have suffered and seeing all the other reviews I realise how little they adapted the story to the media. His classmates and elmogdo (or however the call the ork city)served to explore parts of the world the MC didn't see himself and served as a break from all the tension, but they're already relieving it with the god acting so childish and the action scenes/inner monologues they skip. The low point of the novel is how he doesn't communicate with any of his classmates (and miss interpreting them for most of the story) is kept, along with other characters wowing his actions ...

With all this I can't really recommend the series ... It would be much better if they had skipped all his classmates' scenes like they did with So I'm a Spider, So What? 's adaptation to manga. Seeing all the characters actions leaves little to our imagination and makes the MCs misinterpretations even more annoying.

... Last updated on May 13th, 2023, 7:16am

How can this author make shuck a interesting MC? yet everyone else this Boring! normally It will not matter' the problem you have to go trough entire chapters of boredom following unlikable people, maybe that's the thing we like the MC because he is the only one remotely likeable!? and without the secondary character we realize the MC is not all that interesting!