Isekai ni Ten'i Shitara Yama no Naka datta. Handou de Tsuyosa yori mo Kaitekisa o Erabimashita.

[MangaDex]

 

[Ekuzeiru]

yep,,, i need this kind of manga. its refreshing and not your typical lame OP isekai

 

[Opor97]

Boring plot and unlikable characters.

 

[TheDemocrab]

Boring plot and unlikable characters.

You must be new to manga and haven't become jaded by all the isekai manga that have basically the exact same plot but xyz thing is slightly different

 

[iSiffrin]

fastest transition to isekai i've ever seen

 

[monkey123]

At least there's a cunny spirit accompanying him

 

[sanglyon]

The MC is what you get if the author is still angry that his older sister ate his pudding when he was 10, and wrote a story to show how all sisters have cooties.

 

[JustSomeGuyOnHisPhone]

Skimmed through chapter 1 and it really does seem like it'll be a slice of life manga, a nice break compared to mass produced isekais

 

[MikeysteinNR]

Currently read to Chapter 18, I recommend giving it a try.

Spoiler: He hates his selfish older sister.

The beginning is a bit rough, the MC really dislikes his sister and it feels unnecessary how much they repeat it, but it is to make his thought processes in the future more clear and understandable.

The world-building is a bit slow, but a good pace as a slice of life, and it is relatively unique. The MC actually interacts with the world and it expands as he moves with it. The pacing is consistent after the first few chapters. And the rules of the world have been consistent so far, with no weird issues with the author going back and forth on things. Although some of the rules of the world are left vague, but the MC is still figuring it out himself.

 

[758627]

Could have been your average comfy isekai slow life if he isekai'd there alone. Too bad, his shitty sister AND her equally shitty friends were there too. Later on it's pretty much alternating between a bit of comfy life/adventure and being tasked by the gods to clean up the mess made by his sister's screwing around.

 

[RedlineAlchemist]

The lack of common isekai tropes is really refreshing to read. Even the tropes that are there aren't too garish. The mc is a bit op, but he's not stupid. And its nice that the world building means the the characters are conscious of overuse of magic, which in turn means they don't treat the mc like a saint for introducing basic technology.

I'll also add that the earlier comments are downplaying how bad his sister and her friends are, and the mc's uneasiness around others because of them makes him feel more human.

 

[Basic_human]

I had pretty hard time understand dialogue here lol

 

[thingiez]

Pros:
Has a unique feel compared to other isekais
The author let's you slowly adjust to the world and learn about it as the mc does which is refreshing since you don't get an information overload at the start
The mc takes his time adding things to the world as he wants/needs things and is conciously not steam rolling so he can avoid drawing his sisters attention
His dislike for his sister and her friends is proportional to what he went through and he acknowledges it and how it affects his interactions with others making him seem like an ordinary human
The art is beautiful

Cons:
The diolog jumps and skips around quite often which makes the flow pretty janky and hard to follow at times.

Over all I am thoroughly enjoying this series. It's a great slice of life with a good touch of adventure and a good backing story.

 

[Cercamon]

At chapter 28 he pretty much shows everyone out of nowhere that he can do all that stuff. What was the point about hiding things? It suddenly got much more boring.

 

[Irfanzud02]

Lost my interest after chapter 2...
From survival where MC can learn that world slowly but suddenly got NEW GAME+ treatment...

 

[Gerdinnyo]

At arund the 25th chapter this takes a nosedive in quality. Before that point the characters actually felt alive, their interactions were funny/interesting, and the MC acted in an accetable way. After that point this just became another slice of life fantasy.

At the beginning the MC actually showcased an understanding of his situation. At least that's what it felt like. He actually avoided standing out too much and removed himself from situations he was uncomfortable with. But then with time his situational awarness just vanishes. Another annoying thing is his attitude towards Riche. I can't count on both hands how often he was told that Riche was an influential, strong, even feared spirit before he lost quite a bit of his power. Yet he just ignores this. I don't mind him treating Riche as a dog, but he brings him to multiple laces with absolutely no regard to Riches perception.

Spoiler: Riche

The most annoying instance of this was when he showed Riche to his friends. I understand that they told him to bring a spirit with him, BUT WHY ARE WE BRINGING THE EQUVIVALENT OF GOD INTO THE FUCCKING CITY TO SHOW OUR FRIENDS??!!! Where has his sitational awarness gone???

Why do we need to make our MCs fuccking idiots?? I don't get it. For a second I thought I finally found a slice of life fantasy that is good, but I guess this genre just fuccking sucks. What a dissapointment.

 

[ExtinctTurtle]

This is actually pretty good compared to most isekai slop you see now. I don't understand the hate truly.

 

[zilliax]

I really like the concept, but the execution is painfully dull. Maybe it’s the writing? It started strong, then just slid straight into boredom. And the dialogue jumps are honestly a mess.😌

 

[Ryuurider]

This is yet another half-hearted "hide your power" manga. At first it was pretty good at keeping consistent, but over time it seems like the writer decided to just lean heavily into the "bad at hiding your power" type of MC. The art is good, but the story itself feels like a waste - most of the supporting characters exist just to tell the MC "hide your power" again and again.
This story would be much better if the writer picked a side, but instead we're left with this half-baked situation. A genuinely frustrating story to read.