When he meets Ai, he picks her up and hugs her. She talks about how much she misses being hugged like that, but later on it is showed that she deliberately got angry at her sisters for doing the same exact thing, but she likes when he does it.

He became an adventurer in order to make friends/contacts, learn about the world, create a normal identity to avoid standing out, etc. So of course he goes out of his way to avoid getting close to the party he joins and goes out of his way to make every other adventurer avoid him. And of course when he gets the chance to learn about the world he spends his time looking up magic instead. And of course he continually acts in ways that make him stand out - sometimes they can't be avoided, but mostly it's just because he wants to act a villain.

As a side note, he also puts way too much effort into making two high-level enemies commit su*cide when he should have been able to get experience for defeating them? Given how he keeps on getting half a dozen levels each time he makes an attack, he could be much stronger currently without putting in any effort...

One of the logic issues I have with the story is, that his companion is always attacked by some Nobels when she is wandering through the capital looking for strong guys and he is taking care of the ones over level 60 with just some pebbles. Not only that it makes no sense to send guys every day and let them crush every day, I mean yes, "wild" nobles are dumb in most of the novels, but just dumb is not enough, when they do something like that for weeks but never changes the approach... but the bigger part is, he gets to visit the library for a month and is going there every day and learning magic that nobody else could learn because it is so difficult, he is still helping her... How??? Can he clone himself, remote attack or something else.

Also she is going to bath with him every night naked and is "fine" with it, just thinking pervy stuff, the the princess trys to get him accept a honorary noble title and he instantly agrees to it when he hears that the higher the title the more wife's you can have.

Or the princess is telling him how many soldiers are allowed with which noble rank, but it is so over the top that the novel itself explains that it is just s*upid, like you can have more private soldiers as a Marquise then there are citizens in the Kingdom.

Or he kills a troop of solders and taming a renown black dragon and there is no dumb noble that is trying to do something? Where are the dumb nobles from the last 50 chapters?

There are multiple times were you think that is just s*upid or even if it is a fantasy world, that is still not possible... End of rant.

First of the MC is a summoned hero, as a summoned hero they are given two unique skills you could say compared to everyone else who at most can only have one. The first unique skill that all summoned heroes get is the holy sword and the strength of the holy sword depends on the summoned hero. In this case the MC gets the most OP sword ever and the other holy sword even close to his which defeated the is only comparable after he has sealed his own sword twice. So to not be too OP this sword is pretty much always sealed or not used cause the MC wants to hide his identity as a hero.

On top of that his other unique skill is a super cheat growth skill. In this world lvls and skills are what decides if a person is strong or not. First of when someone lvls up they will get stats depending on both how they lvled up, their disposition, race and so on. So for instance it is sort of hinted at that everyone get's +1-10 in stats depending on the previously mentioned parts so a human fighter might get +7 strength and +2 in most other stats while a demon mage might get +9 magic power and +4 in most other stats. At the same time if the human fighter lvls up while overcoming a desperate fight and after extensive training he might get +8 strength instead or if he lvls up after lazing around he might only get +5 strength. But the MC on the other hand always get +10 in all stats every time he lvls up.

Furthermore skills are super important in this world and when someone lvls up they get +1-100 skill points and then they can use those to buy skills or improve skills the costs and such differs depending on the skill and it's lvl and who wants to learn it. Like some might be talented with magic so they can learn magic for a cheaper price but at the same time they have no talent for swordplay so they can't learn any sword or melee skills or if they could the price would be way higher. Of course the MC always get +100 skill points per lvl and each skill and skill upgrade only costs 1 skill point. So each lvl he can learn and max out 10 skills comparably most ppl even at the highest lvls can get several skills but they can only get them to about lvl 7-8. This is probably the authors biggest downplay far as I've read since again the MC can max out 10 skills per lvl but even at lvl 50+ where he could have maxed out over 500 skills he barely has 15-20 skills. The other part is that according to the author each lvl spikes a lot in price for everyone else but also increases a ton in their power for instance the MC's resistance skills at lvl 1o makes him pretty much immune to dmg from lvl 8 skills. His holy sword also depending on how sealed it is makes all his skills be at lvl 11-20 not even the gods or demons can break through the limit of lvl 100 and skill lvl 10 but the holy sword allows this as an otherwordly priveliege but again for some reason the author doesn't even seemingly take it into account that they have mentioned that lvl 1-3 is the low skill lvl 4-6 the medium skill lvl and 7-9 the high skill lvl and there is a huge jump in power each time you go up a tier. Then how powerful shoulden't lvl 10-20 be?

There are more stuff but I am writing a bit to much on this, but in short while the author tries to downplay the MC's power to make some points. The MC at lvl 24 has seemingly stats comparable to a lvl 75 super human who is supossedly the most talented and strongest human to have ever lived. His skills are all maxed out at lvl 10 which not even demons or gods can do. What makes gods and demons usually stronger then humans or the mortal races is that they can all learn demonic or god specific skills and have super powerful unique skills. The MC can learn all god specific skills as well. His holy sword also allows him to have power equal to at most +100 lvls and +10 skill lvls and a 99% dmg reduction. This is probably one of my biggest gripes since for instance in one fight with his sword unleashed his resistance skills is at lvl 20 + he has 99% dmg reduction but for some reason he still takes a great deal of dmg from a normal punch though it is from a super powerful goddess. But just a few chapters earlier the author was showcasing how lvl 10 resistance makes him immune to lvl 7-8 skills dmg. So how powerful would the lvl 20 resistance skill be? None at all since for some reason only the 99% dmg reduction skills matter all of a sudden. It just boogles me how the author makes the skill lvl cap out at lvl 10 for everyone but the MC can get all his to lvl 20 and then the author has already explained that every 3 skill lvls the power of the skill pretty much increases by x5 - x 10 in strength. The author even has the stomach to write that the MC at lvl 55 isn't all that because his lvl is lower then the ppl he's fighting so it's actually a tough fight. I was like hello author you made him match the strongest human when his lvl was 1/3 of her and now he's having a tought fight with someone weaker when his lvl is more then doubled....