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I can't really recommend this, as much as I want to. It's basically a 'one season' series but it feels like it's the disappointing sequel series that is missing the good first season. Everything is rushed and frankly unsatisfying. More specifically, this feels like a mid-section of Fullmetal...

I'm only partway though but I've gotten far enough to get an idea of what this is. I've just skimmed a few of the early comments and what I've seen there tells me people didn't really get it (except maybe the ones that read novels or something). See, the MC being punished isn't even the real...

I enjoyed the early stages of this but as it drags on it feels like the author is making arbitrary choices to try and keep subverting expectations. And while it might be worse to be too predictable it's exhausting to look at every single situation and be like "okay, how is it going to get fucked...

The double edged sword here is that technically things are not going the way she wants, as her goal is to set up her sister to be the main character while also protecting her from the harm she would have had to endure. The smart thing about this approach is that there would predictably be...

What is this situation with the medusa? How is she not completely weirded about by this interaction? Rather than translated with AI, was this conversation written by AI in the first place?

There is a semblance of an enjoyable story here but it's buried under a relentless slog of an inane and inconsistent philosophy which dodges back and forth around the cliche'd conflicted heroes performing impossible mental gymnastics to avoid killing evil people. What makes it go beyond into...

Okay, but seriously why let the slave trafficking murder hobos run away to start over new lives as a happy family? Assuming they even get THAT far. You can't possibly believe they were ONLY evil because of hypno hero. I WILL flip a table if I find out later they come back into the story as...

A few chapters in and the ability progression itself is going nicely. But this guy's attitude is going to give me a new pet peeve. The trope about a character having no self esteem or not knowing their worth can be interesting when applied in certain ways but I've never enjoyed a situation where...

I find that the enjoyment of this one goes up and down, it's probably going to be hit and miss for most people. It's not entirely bad but it also throws in enough tropes that it's not anywhere near always good. There's probably too many minor things to comment on every one, so I think the main...

So my 2 cents - if we're supposed to go with 'FPS gamer isekai' there really should have been less confusion on the MC part. Yeah, she's in crazy pain which could excuse not thinking, but why even have that backstory if it's not going to come up at relevant times. I saw some people praising him...

I mean, it should be a little concerning how young some of these combatants look. We can only assume the top brass believes they are close to breaking the other side, or that suing for peace is impossible. But given your point, it's likely they have run out of able-bodied ... bodies to throw at...

It makes more sense in this case - his build was probably well documented in terms of the game on Earth but as an isekai the 'natives' were never willing to risk dying even once. Removing the ability to revive after death changes the dynamic for creating and testing builds which may have risky...

I mean, Hippos are one of the most dangerous land animals in the world right? And they're also at home in shallow water. Not sure about their actual speed or stamina as transportation or cargo though.

I'm trying to not insert modern western sensibilities here but the content and nature of this conversation seems like it would be problematic in most cultural contexts. Sure, demihumans are bottom of the totem pole and humans don't care if they are murdered, kidnapped/enslaved or raped, but is...

The running theme for this series seems to be a love of setting up rules for the setting and then breaking those rules somehow. As much as I am still able to enjoy the overall progression I do find it concerningly predictable that rules WILL be broken even if I don't know exactly how. Friends...

Well the series is marked as completed now, so I can say with some confidence that it is a bit disappointing. I don't dislike the concept at all but the entire thing is set up like a prequel or background worldbuilding for another series. There was some action but it was more of a teaser than...

I'm looking forward to seeing more of this. A genuine example of 'doing right for the wrong reasons' and doing some actual examination of significant culture clash. So far the only glaring trope is having her and her swords (well, all weapons) be OP, although it'll be interesting to see what...

By this point they could've just rerouted his house's toilet to the sealed area and his literal shit would have purified everything by now.

This guy just happens to be ready to test a new mech suit every time something comes up. Sus.

Why do these sorts of stories have to be so saturated with pointless posturing. This could be enjoyable enough if it wasn't constantly oscillating between "Hahaha! My meta knowledge and god's blessing has ensured my win!" and "Oh no! Because I was fucking around and talking trash my enemy did...