MC is super unaware of his surroundings like a kid.

He is tasked to scare people which he fails, of course, because he has no ghost power or acting ability (or, say brains). He is like a naive little boy asked to do something he has no idea how to.

His power is to make other people as dumb as him. So, everyone is being dumb together which can be a light read until... I read chapter 6.

I realized whatever MC does or speak is given too much importance. To the point... more>> if MC is unhappy because of a small thing that a person did unintentionally, or didn't worship him like everyone, gets alienated. Like wtf. MC is like a dumb king of dumb people. If anyone dares to not lick his feet deserves to be executed. Heh.

Note: If you’re curious what got me so worked up, it's that orange juice incident in chapter 6. That made me feel so targeted. <<less

Okay. I read this on MTL and the translation there is horrific enough to be a horror book by itself. The story could be quite nice but from what I could actually understand, it jumps in logic a lot... really a lot. It explains the most simple parts of the puzzle multiple times but leaves out massive gaps and justifies it by saying it just happened.

The MC is quite cute and I do love him and appreciate his setting, however he is very inconsistent. He is smart one moment and... more>> s*upid the next. His setting does allow for innocent lack of knowledge, but it doesn't line up with his past in other places. He also has mind numbing amounts of luck which drive everyone to like and respect him. Yes, the other characters also like his looks and cute personality, but honestly, 90% of characters that like him wouldn't if they didn't have such extremely specifically coincidental encounters.

My take on it is that the concept is cute and I hope it's just the translation that's bad. <<less