Kanzen Kaihi Healer no Kiseki

[Si1ver]

It's annoying how mc is more concerned with telling people he has put all of his points into evasion rather than telling them he has over 50 in healing. They think he's useless because he allocated poorly, but he just didn't need to put any in healing for it to be more than useful. This is incredibly hard to read, and I hope the author realizes that at some point.

 

[boiiyott]

He doesn't even care to invest in STR stats. Why? Because he can just use other people to do the beating. True gamer move.

 

[ReYoN]

MC x lusha relationship development is so freaking slow. How foolish you boy, going with simply deredere elf instead with adorable caring mage-chan. Don't worry tina-chan!! MC doesn't deserve you :>

 

[NoBitt]

Set up your shy male heavily clothed character's reveal that they're actually a girl without making it making it super obvious challenge (impossible)

 

[jab00]

MC as dumb as a rock! Don't know what his point being the MC.

 

[BleakMidwinter]

im starting to get bored of elves, humans and human looking "demons" as heroines. Can we get some lamias, spider girls, centaurs and cow girls please?

You’re so real, brah

 

[DemonHide]

About 60 chapters in, I quite like the maturation of the series so far. It keeps that entertaining element of the evasion skill while also developing a likable cast of supporting characters. So far they fall more on the "good" side; honorable, accountable, reasonable, and even personable, with agency beyond that of the MC's sphere of influence. The overall plot isn't quite there yet so it's weak in that department, but there's one or two foils that serve the purpose well enough and we get some action from time to time. Definitely worth a read.

 

[Monn12]

About 60 chapters in, I quite like the maturation of the series so far. It keeps that entertaining element of the evasion skill while also developing a likable cast of supporting characters. So far they fall more on the "good" side; honorable, accountable, reasonable, and even personable, with agency beyond that of the MC's sphere of influence. The overall plot isn't quite there yet so it's weak in that department, but there's one or two foils that serve the purpose well enough and we get some action from time to time. Definitely worth a read.

Could you elaborate where you see maturation of the series? For me it feels the other way around. They keep playing on a palm of incompetent king without much opposition whilst he showed open hostility with which they could lose their life's.
Even behind the mannequin of honorability and accountability some supporting cast are outright disgusting. Let's take that duke for example, while he doesn't demand marriage he still pursues it while he knows the true situation. Or the princes tying up the hero.

The only somewhat good supporting casts was the initial party and demon kingdoms adventurer party that helped with the potion. Others on the other hand had transactional relationship with them while the return to the kingdom arc shows how people despite knowing about hero situation act passively and cover their eyes to the actions of the king. It's akin to knowing that your big brother is beating up your friends but you don't do anything to stop him while playing "house" with your friends as if everything is fine.