This can be seen in the first part of the novel where MC tries to free the demons from the Church. They skip the most important details of the church leaders reaction, MC's plan to teleport location etc.

And then there is Olivia's rescue. That was such a bummer. I dropped immediately after. How could you build up so much to not show a small pov of the opposition. It was very anticlimactic.

It felt like this was the only true happy outcome, like no adversity in the waiting.

It felt that the Author deliberately ignored some important things which includes the relationships between Reinhardt and the girls. Even after completely reading the novel, I still am not sure about the feelings of Reinhardt himself about whether he loves or even likes for that matter any of the girls in the novel. It feels all the more disappointing considering that the early romance in academy was quite good. It caused an unsatisfactory and sour feeling for me after reading the end of the novel.

Another thing that genuinely annoyed me in the second half of the novel is the ridiculous amount of forced guilt that every character shows in the novel. Frankly, it felt like the novel was completely running on guilt which ruined it for me nearing the end. Not to mention the system, which still remains an enigma till the end of novel. I would have liked some explanation for the system which contributes greatly to overall world-building.

"As long as the prisoners are alive, they themselves are living proof of the Empire's betrayal. They won't try to deal with them right away. They would use them as evidence to force an apology"
'Even if they would eventually kill them, they wouldn't want to deal with the prisoners immediately. At the very least, they will keep them alive for a few days, while they had some talks with the Empire.'

I dont know if this count as spoiler or not but from the tags given... im just going make my own assumptions that the said "love interest" is Ellen which is the hero's lil sis because in my opinion... most of the tags related to love interest kinda have sum relevance to her characteristics....I know that there's harem tags also but this is just my personal opinion as to whom MC will end up with lol... Im hoping this will atleast dry out the stress from reading a lot of thing and nothing at the same time :v

Unfortunately, the author decides to write some pretty frustrating stuff in the later chapters, but at least he wrote a happy ending.

1. The MC doesn't see the 14yo female characters as love interests! Some of them, Harriet, obviously have crushes on him, but the only character he's even veiwed in that light so far was an adult woman. It may be because this is Korean and not japanese, but it's an isekai without pe*ophilia! Amazing.

2. Though the character is unreasonably immature and hotheaded, that is just a possitive for the story. If he was a perfectly sane and reasonable person this school life stuff wouldn't be nearly as fun. It's nice that the author managed to keep the outcast element with the story dispite the MC turning into a human being. I just wish that Mr. Author had been a bit more consistent from the start with the MCs personality.

3. The main characters aren't unreasonably overpowered. I mean, they're still kids. Sometimes you start reading these isekai stories and the MC is just broken beyond belief. Nowhere to grow. Nothing to learn. Surrounded by the most "amazing special strongest" kids in the universe. I can't stand that nonsense! If you give us a world where people can be that strong, then it's really just a façade of an excuse to write about children when it's the kids running the show. This is the opposite of that. They're still growing, as they should be.

4. It's litterly just an author's dream come true, but it's not sunshine and rainbows. If you've ever written a story you've probably wantes to get s**ked in to experiance your own world first hand. That sort of fantastical idea escapism is a really easy trap to fall in when writing a story about that very concept. However, because the setting dictates that the MC is actively being punished, the story is about to circumnavigate that pitfall.