This was good at first, I really like the determination of the MC to get stronger but when he entered the academy he just focused himself on his developing harem instead of leveling up. He can’t even beat the original protagonist in a duel so I stopped reading since it seems like he will just be busy flirting with those girls.

I'm on the fence on whether or not I'll continue this. On one hand, the story is passable and the protag finds different ways to compensate to deal with being "physically weaker" than most everyone else, which is what has kept me reading up to this point. Yet, on the flipside, the author keeps taking away each new technique the MC develops to "reset" the flow like some shounen manga. That part is what is dragging my opinion of this down.

tldr; 3/5 - decent read but bogged down by constantly... more>> re-nerfing the protag every time he gets a shiny new toy. <<less

It's the typical Japanese protagonist who was wronged and strived to become an independent adventurer. Overall it's a good plot hook but if you spend some time reading this you'll quickly notice that you just wasted your precious time on reading this.

everything about this is so typical of Japanese Isekai novels that I wonder if this novel was created by AI or not.

What irritates me the most is the Lucky-sukebe (when the protagonist gets lucky and lands himself in an erot*c situation with an attractive situation) I would feel okay... more>> with it with any other novels but the way it was written is so obviously forced and awkward I wonder I the author was forced at gunpoint to write an erot*c scene or not.

It's a 1 star for me :p <<less

Think people dislike this bcs the MC gets bogged down by “nerfs” when it’s really only 1 specific nerf while also still getting increasingly better at gaining strength as compared to the start where he had a weak body and could only really deal with things with the previous thing that got nerfed. Basically going from being abt an incredibly broken magic to increasingly better swordsmanship that doesn’t lose out to the actual main characters (which is emphasized bcs the og MC of the game is just a possessed brute)... more>> <<less

The MC is the definition of hard mode, in terms of the hand he was dealt.

I appreciate that he decides to do his best.

Although he doesn't seem to be particularly brilliant, he isn't an idiot.

Besides, it takes time to adjust to situations, especially something like this. In that sense, that's realistic.

The plot is flowing well for now. I'm looking forward to more.