with the exception of his unrealistically genius sisters

For example the biggest waste is the continent, the chosen and the spells.

Basically its the end of the sotry and we still dont know which abilities are good. For example "oh 50 people took heal spell, but they all died, but it should be good if you train it". Ill let this point kinda slide since its realistic, people died so you cant know if its good. But I do wish we would get some explanations of why it was worth 50 points (eternal youth is litteraly worth 15 points)

Another example is the continent. The continent is really big and there are multiple but the MC litteraly gets to the first city and stays there the whole story. So like coming from different stories where usually if they mention places, the story visits them at least once in a way.

And then theres the chosen. From the batch of 1000 chosen we met 4 and 1 is the MC, while we name dropped lets say 7? Yes we just ignored 99% of the characters and never even heard about them, much less interacted with them or had them in the story.

Him getting a trauma and clear up the misunderstanding, yet teaming up with an unlikely partner to defeat the demon lord before parting due to their circumstances.

Up to here I really liked it and it even made sense to have him hate messages.

So since now the only person we know is going away and we did a big accomplishment in this city, what I thought was gonna happen is with the foundation of the current world building and introduced characters, we will explore some abilities, places or meet new people or something. But intead we get fishing and just walking around the city aimlessly.

Basically in the last 80 chapters he met Jean which for some reason fell in love with him too.

And the previous girl came back. I think her farewell was longer than she was gone, she litteraly came back in like a week which made the emotional good bye feel cheap.

So in the middle of the story we just cement that we dont need more characters, despite the second transfer giving 300 new chosen (so now we have 8 named people out 1300 chosen). And that we wont even be moving locations.

I dont know I just expected some elaboration considering how often the numbers are mentioned and size of the isekai world.

While the depression part resonated with me, forcing the MC stay that way until the very end made him seem kind of an idiot and even more beta in an unrealistic way.

The most frustrating was the very end, when MC was talking to the killer, and even with all he experienced and with all the information he had, for no f*cking reason, still doubted that the killer was lying, making all the development that happened before look completely wasted.

I thought that after all the misunderstandings cleared up we would finally get to explore more of this isekai world. We would find out who god is. Why they did this and everything. But then it just ends. It leaves me feeling a bit blue balled.

He was given a choice between resurrecting his childhood friend or saving his isekai girlfriend. It was even so sloppy because the MC even has the means to save her. But apparently God (which is just author insert) apparently forced that if he did that than I won't give you resurrect item. There was no real reason why God wouldn't give him that except forcing this cliche. I hate it.

It wouldn't be fair if he left the city before Nanami reached because if feels cliche. It would have been better if there is difference of like 1 month or they are distant but if you first make them close by and also hint that they are just going to meet but then you tore apart then it's cliche. It won't work. Its useless tension which people would rather skip.

As for the genius sisters and Nanami - They've secretly manipulated and mentally traumatized Hikaru under the pretext of love, I am interested to see how this comes to light and I hope that Hikaru truly does come to terms with what has happened to him and overcomes his mental trauma. I believe that with the help of heroines around him (minus Nanami and sisters) it can be done.

So MC's mental state is basically back in the negatives thanks to his Isekouhai and the family drama and his own refusal to read Twitch chat. And now he's gonna get eaten again again. AND just when you think the MC does something really neat by stacking darkness so thick he accidentally creates a zone of elemental darkness and summons THE Great Dark Spirit to fight off the Great Water Spirit. Doesn't matter, Great Water Spirit can summon an Elemental too and have it chase the MC. Why would you build that hype moment with "Summon: Elemental" just to ruin it immediately? Why go through the whole "healing arc" with Jeanne and Rifreya and reviving Nanami just to throw it under the bus for cheap drama?

The Main character just arrives in the New World trying to figure out his stats, settings, understanding the system and what not... but takes time to stop and think about when he will meet up with his childhood friend. He just watched her die before being transferred... that was actually why he arrived. How does he know she is alive or even there?