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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.He was strong. With a handsome appearance, he was even stronger than his father, the one who was called the strongest. The student enjoyed his youth inside his High School. However, because he was on really good terms with the three major goddesses of the campus, he concealed his strength. Because of other’s jealousy, he was bullied daily. One day, Tetsuya was summoned with his classroom into another world. Although he should have earned a cheat ability, he received nothing. His status was even below the average villager! But with no ability and a weak status, how much could be done, even by a genius? Thus, he got bullied and dropped inside a Dungeon. But his true abilities awakened inside the Dungeon! The epic tale of the traveler begins now!
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07/30/16 | Antheor | c4-5 |
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07/26/16 | Antheor | prologue |
Furthermore to list a few negatives:
The story being written in an extremely dull way. Short chapters and nothing elaborate about worldbuilding or characterbuilding (including the MC). In short; there's an extreme lack of characterdepth. The MC is overpowered from the start,
but he actually turns into a god in chapter 7. What a development, huh?
It is really rare that I give 1 star as a rating (same with 5 stars), because to me it means that there is nothing redeeming at all in it.
But here, we have a decent translation of a very poor writing, as well as an author that tried to mesh together a lot of "good" novels, failing at it miserably.
The "main" novel that's meshed into this is obviously Arifureta, with a MC that's treated as tr*sh after the summoning aside from a single girl that happens to be the "best" girl of the group, he is left for dead in a dungeon, becomes OP and wanders the world. Here, you have 3 girls instead of one, and ever since the very start the MC is set as even more powerful than the gods, sealed, and heavily hinted that he will find a "cure" very soon.
As for other novels that feel like they are present as well, you have Man picked up by the gods (different worlds with different gods, interfering with the world slightly but heavily favouring the MC beyond reason), Evil god average (MC becomes a god and is confronted with the most powerful existences of the world). It also contains the tropes of "human royalty summoning heroes against the demons", "summoned group not even capable of standing together", "heroes acting like it's a game because of their newly gained powers", as well as the "MC ostracised by the group because he is weak".
On paper, if the author was capable of making interesting characters, made the OP powers either hard to use or circumstantial, and made a story that feels at least somewhat unique, it could have made for at least a decent story, maybe even a good one. Sadly, the characters are flat and boring, OP powers are there just because the author wanted to make it feel awesome, and the story so far is bland at best.
The bullying and betrayal is badly handled, the part about regaining his powers lacks any tension, the introduction of the "behind the scenes" with the other gods takes away any mystery that could have been there about who made the MC weak during the summoning, the king acts like a town mayor would instead of the head of a powerful kingdom, the world's settings are weak, and they don't even try to make the "heroes" go through a training course on how to fight and such, they are sent directly to a dungeon for live training, making the whole development feel very rushed.
For Arifureta, there was at least a semblance of buildup, it tried to build the characters of multiple sub-cast, and the part where the MC is weak in a hostile environment does make it feel like it's dangerous for him (even if we all know that MC can't really die in those novels). The "attack" on the MC to discard him was also made in a more hidden way, making it seem like a miss-fire because of stress in their first dangerous battle. Here, the attack is direct, when there is no danger nearby to hide the attempted mu*der. The part before powering up is mostly "was attacked, is injured, but protected for whatever reason by something much more powerful than the monsters that are around these parts", removing any threat entirely.
As always for novels from authors with low writing skills, we have barely any description of the characters, and things popping up out of nowhere just because the author needed it at that point. You'd think that the 101 for novels with a strong protagonist that has friends and enemies would be to extensively describe them, physically and mentally, or to show those things through the story telling. For the MC, all we got was "I'm afraid of killing them, so I let them bully me", and the 3 girls are all "oh, you are the best man ever" and barely described past being the "3 goddesses" of the class/school and given a name.
Oh well, I guess not all novels can be good, but it's been a long time since I saw a novel in which I couldn't even enjoy a single part. I mean, I did read a lot of sub-par novels with weak writing and all, but at least the authors tried to do something interesting (usually ends up with a basic harem and OP powers though), mostly failing because of writing skills.
Here, it feels like the author didn't even want to try and make something interesting and went for known novels and tropes instead of ideas.
When a story shows that the MC gets all maxed stats (some even over the limit), it would most likely be a bad read. Then he goes on to capture the dungeon, without even remembering that he had 3 friends who were worried about him being dead.
Is it good? No, not for my standard
is it really that bad? Yes, but maybe someone will like it, but not me. Lets see what do we got here... Whole class summoned to another world[✔] Generic, but doesn't always bad. Summoned for war with demon[✔] we can go anywhere with this, so this one is fine right? Bullied MC [✔] but its kinda s*upid, who want to bully a riajuu with high social standing? Game system[✔] for you to ignore since MC is at counterstop on every skills and stats so basically its not important at all Over Powered MC [✔] just in 5 chapter after summoned with no character development what so ever Weak to Strong?? [ ] Everything is just too damn convenient
Attacked by Mad Bear! Oh no MC in pinch!! right? nope, saved by white wolf who is basically god's familiar.
Walking around dungeon bleeding? Of course something will happen right? its like swimming in a pool full of shark while bleeding. So don't skip this part or you might miss NOTHING! nothing is happening!!
The monster on that floor is already cleared by the god's familiar so he can find the super power elixir safely
Arifureta
Kuro no Maou
Kamigoroshi no Eiyuu
Boku wa Isekai de Fuyo Mahou to Shoukan Mahou wo Tenbin ni Kakeru
My Entire Class Has Been Reincarnated – I Became the Weakest Skeleton!
The MC is overpowered and becomes a god like within a few chapters. The plot is too rushed and doesn't give the readers a sense that there is any point to the story. I was willing to read a bit longer to see the faces of the MC's classmates as they realize he has become a god, but the lack of suspense ended it for me.
When the main character has hit a developmental dead end in the first 6 chapters, it's a good indication that the author has no idea what he's doing.The series starts off developing like Arifureta, but instead of a weak character, the MC already has his harem made for him and becomes god in such an uninteresting and quick way that there's no way the story can remain interesting. Other similar series where MCs become godlike in short order are all slice of life because there is no plausible and interesting way to progress the plot anymore.