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So far, not bad. I rate it 7/10 at chapter 2. The real test will be if it can do something novel from here. There are some pretty good manga with Slime-taming, let's see how this one will compare.

The artist gets better over time, luckily, but in the beginning you almost can't tell the difference between the MC's body build and a regular girl. Especially notable because she ostensibly loses weight in the first few chapters, but afterwards she still looks chubbier.

I find this manga kind of perplexing. It's objectively 7/10 quality-wise, but the setting is annoying enough to bring it down to 6/10. The school has no redeeming qualities. The other teachers suck. The other students suck. The parents suck. The country they're in seems to suck. The work...

I stumbled upon a scribblehub novel on that theme this week actually: https://www.scribblehub.com/read/1147741-reincarnated-into-two-bodies If you haven't seen it before, happy reading! Personally I prefer the opposite - multiple souls in one body - which there's admittedly more of...

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...

"Didn't you lose one of your skills" -> "Didn't I lose one of my skills" Even if you're using AI translation, please at least read through it afterwards to catch misses like this...

Hm, this is kind of... bad? The alchemy system is not consistent and the world at large seems to follow simplistic game rules rather than physics. The MC got the memories of a modern person handed to him, in one panel. We don't even learn his name or occupation on Earth. I can already tell it...

Annoying when the translator goes for 'archaic' speech, but can't be bothered with learning archaic grammar like when to use 'thee' instead of 'thou'.

This isn't that bad - if you could just cut out the harem part. It just brings to mind the Oglaf dimorphism comic - all demihuman women must look significantly more human than the men, for some reason. The MC is a bit too OP - it would feel better if he outsmarted his opponent occasionally...

Huh, I guess it did become a spin-off. 2 more strips over here: https://mangadex.org/title/b3c52cde-fa22-496f-a04b-fce29aad2272/bunny-sensei

This is pretty good. Playing with contemporary demonic tropes, has some iconic characters, sometimes funny, consistently novel. If there's anything it's lacking, it would be, y'know, a plot. It's an 8/10 for now, with room for improvement; the usual pattern is that the author after playing...

This isn't bad as exiled-from-the-hero's-party manga goes. The concept is interesting, though the execution could be better. The plot is at least somewhat novel; it's a cool new way a princess needs saving from a dragon... I give it 7.5 of 10 - to get a higher grade, it needs more things...

Isn't it convenient that a descendant of the Hero's Party came by less than five minutes after the MC used his Skill, to tell him that it's the Hero's OP Skill? Isn't it the teeeensiest bit convenient that the drop item he gets from the wyvern is exactly the item the nearby merchant happens to...

It kinda feels like she's living on 'easy mode'. Whenever she needs to make something, there's an existing recipe. Whenever she needs an ingredient, it's available. Everything can be dissolved in just boiling water. The substitutions and theorizing is the interesting part IMO, and there's...

It's annoying to me how fantasy stories just smash every poison and antidote together. "Oh, you were poisoned! You take poison damage every turn! Here is a generic antidote! Now you're well!" Meanwhile in the real world there are like ten thousand poisons and we have to customize a cure for...

I feel it would have been so much better if he had had to rely on his own wits for five chapters or so, and then he'd find an opportunity in a Dungeon and grasp it through a wonder of tactical thinking. Instead he just had a random goddess hand him a power-up half an hour after being exiled...

Hm, not bad for an 'exiled from the party' manga. The author has some intelligence and adds small details and worldbuilding rather than rely entirely on tired tropes. I give it a 7/10. It's good enough, it just hasn't got any really memorable plot points or iconic characters to make it stand...

The artist seems bad with faces, there are like two people in this chapter that might as well be twins of the MC IMO. Same hair colour, same nose, same jaw, same eye placement. Slight changes in hairstyle.

This is an interesting balance to have. "Oh noes, I'm forced to have a diverse harem through no fault of my own" vs "um, I'm actually inconvenienced by this". This story does tend to err towards realism, so we might actually see some of the actual balancing of wants and needs that would be...

It's possible, actually. All you need is an external factor that tends to kill or convert 80% of male fetuses. Like maybe there's a retrovirus that inserts itself into the X chromosome and produces both a long-lived poison and a short-lived antidote to it. Then a gamete that drops the wrong X...