The story get a disappointment after Red Oath left the capital (ch 120) because they only solve the social problem in their journey. The most epic arch are around ch 110 when Red Oath meet with Ancient Dragon and get defeated not until Adel got berserk and defeat 3 Ancient Dragon.

There are some really cool plot points that I actually would have liked to see - for example, inner conflict in the Vow, Mile having to choose between the Vow and the Wonder Trio, Mile choosing whether or not to make the Vow op etc..

The only problem I have with all of those plot points is that the author never actually follows up on everything. Everytime something sick might be established and we might getting some character development, the author just says "haha you thought" to our faces and never actually giving it. The biggest BS I see is at the end of volume 13 where Marcela and the others just randomly get these super op powers one chapter from Mile and then nothing still happens. Probably will next book, but they only used like 10 pages to do that and these was roughly no dialogue anyway.

Even the stuff with the Brandel Kingdom and their king and princess chasing Mile would have been fun, but when we thought we could have seen something relating to it in V5 there's nothing there leaving only disappointment. I'm sure something might happen later on, just don't know if I'll stay there for that long.

Even though Mile has cool stuff that might happen, it never does. Ofc nothing is finished yet, these things should just happen in the next few volumes after for a good story telling experience at least for me.

She has to be extremely s*upid after the first competition not to notice the boy she randomly chose isn’t “average”, but the best by far and so matching his results easily isn’t average girl behavior. Why did she not pick a girl to match anyway?

and yes, Misato was reincarnated to become the planetary manager of the world of Average Abilities. Adele/Mile is a goddess, and the Crimson Vow, Wonder Trio, and that one merchant-knight's daughter that she has personally taught are her 7 archangels. One of the adventuring groups who show up later is named "The Servants of the Goddess" and who shows up of the non-archangels first, swearing absolute fealty to the divinity that looks to face the apocalypse ahead of them but the Servants.

also halfway through book 17, due to the final battle being broadcast in HD to every village, town, and city on the continent, the Crimson Vow achieve most (except for Mile's) of their goals as the supreme commanders of the army to cancel the apocalypse. Mavis is the Holy Knight of the Goddess recognized by all nations, Paulina cannot fail to make profits on her business ventures just by the value of her name being associated with the product. Reina has immortalized the Crimson Lightning in history and is a best selling author. All 3 of them are Independent Countesses of Tils, and Mile is beloved by all, ordained as a goddess, and has her own holy state contributed by 3 different nations being built as her own. The Vow determine victory is boring, and run away from their success.

One thing I will say, I dislike that Mile doesnt use goddess formation in the final battle. Damnit wheres the theatricality Misato,

the is most significant direct issue is with Mavis, where the longrunning gag in the story of Mavis being a chick magnet was taken at face value rather then an emotionally disconcerting influence on the Knight-aspirant and the physical representation of her conflict between her personality and ideals, In the Novels, rather then played as a joke, Mavis' first kiss comes at the climax of her personal arc when she becomes a knight in all but title, having rescued a princess and using some absurdly dangerous combat stimulants to create a healing potion for the currently bleeding out princess. This is further after the Crimson Vow intentionally attempted to sabotage Mavis' best prospect at a marriage she would agree with and succeeding because the prospect didnt actually care about Mavis but just her major traits, of which there is someone vastly more qualified in the Crimson Vow at all times as a political partner when ignoring height and breast size.

Paulina is also essentially mishandled, as Paulina is almost outright a psychopath when it comes to earning money. This is the girl who came up with the plan to force an army invading the Aschem Vicounty to buy their own rations at incredible markup while retreating. She is "The Great Saint" because she has the highest natural affinity for healing magic of the Crimson Vow, butthat doesnt make her a good person.

the Lost Researchers mission is mishandled. The prisoner escape makes up a large portion of that mission, and its the first time the Crimson Vow start using Tactical Warcrimes, draining enemy spellcasters and crippling every combatant they encounter even after they surrender. Further they downplay just how injured Mile is, as well as the contributions of the Crimson Vow, as well as introduce the 00% series spells. Spells designed with modern physics, chemistry, and philosophy to create vastly more capable and dangerous weapons, but that Reina and Pauline are not allowed to utilize outside of situations where there is 0% chance of Survival and 0% chance to suceed. The next time we see them, Reina's first 00% Hellfire Dragonbreath nearly kills a dragon with White Phosphorus, and Paulina's cripples another by impaling it with hundreds of granite drills that explode into shaped charges and push molten capciasin into another dragon's internal organs. These are the spells the Crimson Vow uses in case Mile gets hit by another attack like that first dragon tailwhip, where Mile's lungs were eviscerated by her shattered ribcage and she was only alive by shear force of will and the nanomachines keeping blood oxygenated in her skull while they rebuilt her.

Theres also the fact that the Roaring mithrils were demoted but their association with the vow is weak, which is why they do not arrive in novel 17 early to the "The Goddess' Legion United" scene as well since the material where they reappear in had not been written at the time of storyboarding.