Most OP MC manga usually play on the fact that the MC is OP and make it a self-insert to generate some sort of power fantasy to the reader. This one, however, albeit having a similar core, is very different and unique compared to what I've read before. This manga's objective isn't to make you...
There's a trope which is just cringe, and, combined to certain events at the start, are worthy of a "yikes". Noetheless, it's actually getting better at the end. Is this a No Man's Sky of manga? I really hope so.
i'll have to cite a lot of elements of the story but in a rather vague way. Nonetheless, I'll spoiler this since it might still be considered as such. I'll also add that my judgement is entirely based on the manga and not on the webnovel as well. I might read the webnovel after finishing this...
To be honest, I would have preferred if he killed the king later. This would have made the author add some more nuances to the whole story while possibly adding another whole arc. Also, as far as the whole narrrative goes, he is by all means a simp for still thinking about the girl that is now...
The first chapter is so cringe that it doesn't give any justice to the rest of the manga. I may have even dropped this just because of how horrible is the first chapter, but I muscled it through.
I suggest everyone who hasn't read this yet and wants to read it to completely skip chapter 1.
This is probably one of the best manga, period. The mere appearance of strength of the MC is like the one of the current man in western society, who is considered strong but in reality is weak due to its ineligibility in ordinary life. His fight isn't centered around his strongest point (war and...