One of those stories that feels wholesome when you binge it at the beginning, but loses its appeal quickly when there's a month between chapters. Because you realize its the same thing over and over again, and it's actually kind of bland.
Whats up with these isekais where the MC is handed everything on a silver platter?
Rather read Release that Witch where the MC had to earn and fight for everything he has.
Almost a literal rip of Release that Witch. Makes me wonder if both stories are based off of another IP.
Might be worth reading if you can't get enough of RtW and wonder what it would be like if it was beastmen instead of witches and like undisguised harem.
After the initial shock value, nothing really happens with this story. The MC doesn't continue to innovate and use his powers in new and clever ways. It's like the author ran out of ideas after the first 10 chapters, and it turns into the most generic isekai. There's no progression after chapter...
How many chapters has it been? And the story still hasn't really progressed.
Feels like the author ran out of ideas after one arc, and is just trying to stretch it out as much as possible.
FUNA isekais have a lot of logical/plot inconsistencies. On a scale of 1-10, power utilization is an F.
MC greatly under utilizes their power, frequently makes simple mistakes, and overlooks key factors.
As a result, the story seems like it was written in a rush, and not well. The...
Woulda been less drama and more dungeon progress if MC simply picked the obedient girl from the start.
But no, it’s not a true Japanese manga without a forced harem, plot be damned.
Lol @ the Eltek family, simp so hard its heriditary. 400 years a simp
@Rupopo Good thing Roland didn’t invent humidifiers. Dry heated air will wick away that moisture right quick