Oh gee oh golly, it's so odd how Light, the second male character in the novel, behaves weirdly feminine sometimes and gets shy when the main character takes off his shirt. It's almost like he isn't actually a 'he' and is in fact a 'she'. And oh, isn't it odd how all of his inventions that are sentient have female names? I wonder if they'll have a human female form later down the line...

Looking at it more objectively, I don't think it actually deserves to be as high as a 5 in its current state. This'll be spoilery up to the intro and my impression up to c42. I love the concept of the main character's power but pretty much everything lacks a sense of grounding and detail. Major characters feel more like walking stereotypes that exist for the MC than actual people because so far their backgrounds were literally just stated rather than actually expanded on and his companions all have yet to really be defined. They might as well just be items like his main weapon given how little detail is put into their characters. The courses and what they're learning is very perfunctory to the point that it feels like they'd be better off abandoning the concept of it being an academy at all and they'd reasonably have the same level of knowledge. The classmates fall for him far, far too easily. Like so far he has two girls who like him for basically just existing and the other is pretty much at that level as well, not even mentioning his female pet item and how his teacher (who is like 500 years old and loved by everyone in the school to the point the MC gets bullying attempts out of jealousy for being close to her) acts far too close to him. They also randomly throw in that the MC decides to become what is essentially a youtube star for some reason. This is another example of an entirely unnecessary concept that has no actual substantial bearing on the plot while the important stuff is just assumed. I'm probably being a little harsh on that Youtuber concept there since it solved a problem they had. But it just irked me in light of the other issues.

Even in regard to his power, while the idea of his power is cool every single chapter has him progressing way too much and making the gains out as far more than they are which just makes it feel cheap. It's just far too convenient. We don't even have a scale to compare his gains to because of the lack of detail and grounding. There are apparently many dimensions, with some being high and some being low but not a single thing about them is explained. We don't know what kind of populations they have, what kind of talents/abilities they have and so on. His ability and him being an ultra mary sue genius even outside of his ability make an odd pair where it really feels like the author should've just gone with one of those concepts. It's just frustrating since it feels like this story is just a little bit away from being something great in so many small ways.

Overall I'd say it's quite disappointing compared to his other works, though a lot of that disappointment comes from the bland implementation of a great concept I was looking forward to. If you like Toika's other works you'll probably be fine enjoying this enough to read it.

sharingan and is a genius with no limitations at all