I liked the style of the story. Rather than having a hero summoning randomly this really made me feel like the goddess was desperate and seriously searched for a competente guy that could save her world. She even offered to heal MC's mother as a prize, which does shows she did her research, with the only flaw that didn't expect him to put his divine power stats to zero and become unable to speak with him. My only complain is that the MC feels a bit too much of a... more>> Mary Sue but it makes sense that someone like that is choosen as a hero instead of an average guy with no survival skills.

My main problem however is the translation, I don't know if the program the translator uses has a limit of words but in a lot of chapters you can only see half the chapter. You can clearly see that it jumps from the ending of the previous chapter to another situation without any inbetween. After the fifth chapter in a row that this happens I gave up reading it, I can understand what happened in the context but I feel like I lost a lot of content and it takes out the immersion in the story. I really hopes he fixes it or someone else translate it properly. <<less

It's an interesting story. The protagonist is basically thrown into a world that is in danger of being invaded by the demon king. Unlike other stories with the same trope, the protagonist knows nothing about the world, so it's interesting to read about how he discovers it.

The protagonist doesn't feel too forced, and his dialogues come across as natural and human. As for the other characters, I can't say much yet since it's only chapter 18, and Ren is the only relevant character so far.

The strongest point of this novel... more>> is undoubtedly its fight scenes. They are well-written and quite detailed.

It's a good novel, but I recommend letting chapters accumulate, as it's a slow progression story. <<less