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"A good hunter must be able to solo" wtf has he been doing up til now if not acting completely independently. I'm trying to give this story some credit but you gotta work with me. What he needs as a hunter is to learn to trust and depend on others he's working with rather than him doing...

Still not too far but this MC is pretty unlikeable. I generally appreciate when stories are told from the perspective of someone with a few more years rather than the usual high school or college-age kid still fresh and eager to tackle the world. But this guy doesn't make any sense. If your...

I'm not too far in yet but I wanted to comment on something. Overall I am enjoying the start to this story and seeing where the lore and character development go but I am struggling with the MC. He isn't a carbon copy of every OP isekai character, which is great. But it doesn't feel like he...

I like this well enough and I think they overall do a decent job with the tropes at play, but I really feel like it's taken things a little too far with the degree to which the characters muddle things up regarding the relationship at the heart of this story. Again, overall a decent job but...

I think it's safe to say this series doesn't take itself too seriously. I don't think roller coaster is quite the right term, more of a bobsled run of escalating encounters and powerups. Not quite sure what to make of it, there's only so far you can go with how rapid it all is.

It's hard for me to decide how good or bad this is. It feels like there is room for some interesting developments but having a plot of being the 'only' person who do this role while not being powerful herself creates an uncomfortable dynamic where she is obligated to throw her lot in with...

Mostly enjoying this so far. It reminds me a lot of Code Geass but swap in OP pilot MC for Lelouch's planning. Perhaps there will end up being a driving force for why things are moving the way they are, but the plot overall seems pretty arbitrary with most groups simply fighting for their own...

I'm normally not a fan of the anthology format but I've been charmed by this one. Thanks for continuing to bring it here.

This one feels like a bit of a guilty pleasure but it really is a bit offputting seeing someone constantly praise his own genius just jump straight into serious surgeries with few trained assistants and with very little attention to disinfectant. I think I would have appreciated a more gradual...

Beyond the obvious 'MC goes out of his way to downplay his own efforts' the author seems to bounce between two ideas over and over. First, everyone underestimates the MC both because of his specific type of magic and because he himself encourages it. You can generally expect that he will win...

I am on board with the initial premise and I don't mind as much the idea that MC doesn't look reliable so people who don't recognize him as The Sage force him to prove himself, but it really gets old fast to have this UST every single chapter. Why do so many authors have to indulge the 'blushing...

The 'unique magic' the MC uses to justify being OP is just plain awkward, when they allow him to use his past memories to his benefit but then also have to somehow not let people know he is somehow morphing into a past self(?), really just creating more of a headache for the author. I'm guessing...

I think to really enjoy this you can't come in with preconceptions about what the plot is supposed to be. You've gotta just let it happen and if you enjoy it, then good for you. Ultimately you've got to leave logic at the door cause the premise itself doesn't really seem to matter. Maybe there...

Agreed. It feels like they just decided halfway through to change the genre for some reason. Maybe got wind they needed to end it in a hurry. At first it kind of did sell the 'craftsman' side of things but there was very little of that in the final chapters.

I've often seen these dating sim or villainess reincarnation stories as a sort of guilty pleasure, somewhere in the middle of the pack in terms of the overall isekai junk. This one is a certifiable gem. Even the parts that are maybe a little overdramatic or narmy, it's fantastic. I only wish I...

So far this one is middling at best for me. I was starting to get my hopes up but it employed one of my least favorite tropes. I'd like to have the comment be something that isn't a spoiler but it's something plot related by nature so here goes. I dislike when characters lack or give up their...

Several chapters in and I am super confused like the MC. I don't know how to feel, but I guess at least it doesn't feel super bad. I can at least appreciate the realistic issue that someone might have all the junk stories they read bleed together and can't remember which one is which.

The goofy stuff isn't my favorite aspect for this but I've enjoyed the chapters available so far. More for the mechanics than the characters themselves if I'm being honest. While the MC isn't the most compelling person, the idea of borrowing a fictional character's feats to bring to live using...

This one kind of let me down. It wasn't the strongest start to begin with but the characters' priorities are all over the place, and it hits my pet peeve of getting too distracted during fights or critical situations. I get the desire to draw the characters in cool poses but maybe keep that to...

The pacing is so bizarre, but I guess at least they had an end in mind and didn't drag it out. There are a couple minor bits that set this apart from other isekai trash but in the end this isn't among the best out there. I honestly wouldn't have minded it so much but I have a pet peeve about...