This should tell you all you need to know about the MC.

"My brain couldn't really catch up in understanding the situation, but the rational choice here was to agree with her."

Supposedly a University drop out, yet mental fortitude and conversational skills is Middle Schooler at best and inner thoughts are that of a h**ny teenager who has never seen a woman.

2nd chapter denies he is a sage for 2 responses then for some unknown reason agrees he is a sage and now tries to come up with some BS that... more>> he is from their world which they are not actually in at the moment.

Yet again another supposed Otaku who acts like he has zero clue about fantasy world and what is going on in the Fantasy world.

Even comes with the I did "X" now I can't get married trope. Yet all she did was pee on the guy while passed out.

I had to drop cause the level of s*upid just got to overwhelming. His lying is just the authors' way to dumb down the story I guess for the Market that likes the dumbest MC they can find. <<less

I've been sort of hanging on for awhile with this one. It's... it's pretty bad. The latest update has forced me to stop hesitating on it.

As for the translation, it's pretty average for JP novels around here - as in kinda bad. But it's fairly common, so it's up to you how much you want to weight that against it.

The story is the real problem. In it's original state, it was, well again kind of the common passive MC. The magic side of things is the common fairly low-effort deal.... more>> MC's world food providing buffs and whatnot is, again, okay but uninspired. And so on it goes. I was hoping the character interactions would make it all worth it eventually, and was kinda prepared for the almost inevitable wait. It did have some nice moments every now and then, to be fair.

Then... then the latest section. It's just terrible in so many ways.

First it makes the other world totally idiotic. Apparently leaving a dungeon with an absent teammate's item makes it yours, no matter what. Even if your teammate shows up the next day, they're just screwed. Yeah... It is a lot of work to *really* flesh out other worlds and when they aren't that important I get simplifying them. There was a lot of that earlier that I was fine with. But this is just an idiotic idea that's just there to make a little plot point work.

Worse, the excessively calm and passive MC suddenly goes full "REEEEE I HULK I SMASH." I get it, it's supposed to be some kind of way of showing he gives a sh*t about the heroines. But like, really? He's being told a story about a past event that obviously doesn't end that badly, and his entire character just goes out the window so he can repeatedly yell and scream.

I don't even. <<less

There is a very easy way to place the level of pacing and story type. But because it's kinda spoiler esque I will do it as one.

I really like the pacing and the premise but to bad about the style of story writing.