As for the plot, like I stated above, it wasn't too bad. There was character development for nearly all characters. I found the fight scene with the disasters a bit lacking though, since it didn't take long for the hero to defeat it. At the same time, I wish the author could've added a fight scene where the Hero's party really fought with him as a party. I feel like, most of the time it was either the hero fighting the disasters alone/with a partner while the other party members get left behind or that they would be fighting elsewhere. Not to mention they keep having trust issues.

The two characters; MC and the Protagonist he banished weren't necessarily enemies, just two people with different ideals and beliefs that cannot agree to one another. If I were to describe it, MC is a hero both in title and character- he wants to save everyone and I admire him for that, meanwhile the Protagonist is kind of a lone-wolf & anti-hero, he thinks its impossible and does the most logical and objective actions even if it causes others death as long as the majority is saved.

The two characters are a contrast to one another and strictly adheres to what they believe in. When they fought, they both realized they could never truly work with one another (I also agree). I personally thought that MC is fit to be a hero, showing good will through actions while Protagonist is more fit to be the underworld boss or something, someone that does the dirty work for the greater good.

Like the fourth calamity they had to fought, so much chapters for the build up and then when I thought an epic fight is about to happen... It was just MC slashing his sword and then the next chapter is immediately him recuperating. Why??? I also can't take the injury seriously (from what the duke said to Iris and Arjen) because the novel didn't describe or portray it enough for us readers. Also because he recovered soon enough anyways.