Eiyuu Onna Kishi ni Yuunou to Bareta Ore no Bijin Harem Kishidan - Gaikaku Hikume no Kijutsu Kishidan

[Trig_Zero]

this fat count might actually be a good guy?
a nice plot twist maybe?
or its just MC

 

[rudhar]

SS'EEEEEEEGGGGGGGSSSSSSS!!!!!!

 

[Foxhouse]

Hum been a while that I didn't hate a MC of this trope in the first few chapters in a while. Hope it stays that why with this story.

 

[MadSargeant]

Lol, after chapter 4 dropped, they immediately add erotica tag.

 

[Giga]

Another shrimpy spellcaster male MC (who's surely powerful nevertheless because of Magic™) meant to stand behind women in frontline combat roles that strongly imply the superiority of their physical strengths to his.

The first page even shows the MC on the floor, nervously looking up at the confident female knight who appears solo on the first manga cover. Why should anyone read this?

 

[rock0666]

Cue the Yugi "it should've been me" memes.

 

[Lord_Bogus]

Hmmm looks interesting, this is more about inventiveness and teamwork than the MC being OP and super strong.

I dunno about all those ppl that gave it a 9/10 out of 10 but great art coupled with an interestibg premise makes it at least a 7/10 for me.

Keep them coming im interested

 

[Beckhameo]

O protagonista parece o araragi de monogatari

 

[MadSargeant]

Huh? It back on suggestive?

 

[Elaborate]

Most everyone in this manga has an extremely punchable face.
Except the women, so that's every face except one.
(The artist can only draw one girl face, is what I'm saying.)

Bonus points for having the MC gleefully commit technical warcrimes to solve his problems, and for establishing an actual working relationship with the contemptible pig-faced noble instead of, y'know, crushing them immediately or having them commit a foolish blunder and self-destructing. That's novel.
Penalty point for not actually doing the math on the 'blimp rucksack' idea, you'd need like 20 m^3 of volume to make a difference, which would be extremely unwieldy. Still novel, though.

Overall, 7/10 at first glance, but the author might well be capable of more.

 

[mgRdr]

Ridiculously stupid, just like those (not-)isekai are supposed to be

 

[pip25]

So the twist with the self-absorbed asshole MC is that he really is a self-absorbed asshole...?

 

[HaphazardMage]

6? 7? I think you're giving this manga too much credit, it's boring, has odd fanservice and the execution is pretty meh, I don't really know how to explain this, but it just feels like a chore to read. So I guess it's a 4-5, but I would dare to say that a 5 makes more sense, since it's not really criminally bad.

It's honestly best to just treat anything below 7.5 as a solid 3 or 4 stars. There will always be some idiot who votes 10.

 

[trennyy]

It's honestly best to just treat anything below 7.5 as a solid 3 or 4 stars. There will always be some idiot who votes 10.

I respect other people's opinion, but voting 10 stars on this is just a sign of insanity. Also, yeah, most times I don't even read anything below 7 stars on this website, because it's guaranteed to be awful.

 

[yohane]

i like that he's fighting with number and brain even if the tech he used was too suspiciously otherworldly, lol

 

[Covargo]

I like the teamwork tactical play, equipment creation and then live testing those strategies. At some he'll have to really adapt to a moving situation because so far each battlefield was carefully scouted and set up it just seems rather contained.

But I hate when the MC is strong armed into things and bends the knee it has a habit of upsetting the tone. (Then it becomes a rinse and repeat BS, like Darth Vader and Orlando's ever evolving deal)

I also usually don't like the slavery themed mangas because that becomes the point of the story which ultimately runs the manga into the ground. Sometimes it's ok to run concurrent to the main story but the story has to be damm good. (The slavery aspect has to feel like it's being overshadowed by the lore and story)

 

[Trig_Zero]

isekai warcrime that i can get behind