Tensei Kenja no Isekai Life ~Daini no Shokugyou o Ete, Sekai Saikyou ni Narimashita~

[ExecutiveDirector]

You see the blank stare on the MC’s cover art?

That is all you get in this on. Blank, generic MC who is overpowered and bland.

 

[HaveABanana]

It's understandable that some people don't find the OP MC trope to be interesting but there are some other draws in here I think. I probably agree with the objective complaints on the whole but I nevertheless didn't mind continuing reading. I can't really explain why the following isn't all that bad but in some seriousness I found this to be far more tolerable than most isekai trash.

My personal biggest issue is probably just early on when he's randomly just wandering around and somehow manages to arrive at the next plot event for no apparent reason. I'm chalking it up to divine intervention since that does actually seem plausible but the author leaves it kind of vague on that end of things. Due to that I think the overall tension is a little dulled since we come to expect the good guys to be relatively unscathed most times. There are major injuries and deaths that take place but as time goes on they either stop happening around MC or he simply heals/purifies/whatever to make things better.

I suppose I might as well comment on his intelligence/competence since that does seem to be an important factor for judging the progression of the plot. I find it kind of hard to peg what his actual knowledge level is supposed to be, or if the writers are even concerned with that and just do whatever is convenient for the moment. Most times he seems to be about the average intelligence of any working adult man though here and there he's probably a bit above average with his experience with programming or the fact he apparently still remembers what he learned in math class (c'mon, you know most people will just say they forgot). Beyond that it's a little inconsistent if he thinks logically or not.

I feel like we see some solid reasoning from time to time but other times it's like he just gave up on thinking and just leaves it up to random chance or luck. I do have some concerns with these moments because he tends to be careless with very sensitive situations or makes situations way more volatile for no other reason than I guess rule of drama. For all the times he's absolutely failed to pretend to be normal he only finds new ways to screw it up.

 

[Elmousse007]

He is rather annoying with his "Let's keep it a secret" mantrra

 

[AMicrowave]

really hope someone redoes those piece of crap comic dom chapters

 

[MarsVoltaire]

My problem is that op doesn't struggle with any situation hes in. He seems to solve everything easily.

 

[ExecutiveDirector]

It's understandable that some people don't find the OP MC trope to be interesting but there are some other draws in here I think. I probably agree with the objective complaints on the whole but I nevertheless didn't mind continuing reading. I can't really explain why the following isn't all that bad but in some seriousness I found this to be far more tolerable than most isekai trash.

You said a whole lot to say you like trash.

this is trash. You like it. That’s fine.

its still trash and anyone looking for a decent story should avoid this

 

[HaveABanana]

You said a whole lot to say you like trash.

this is trash. You like it. That’s fine.

its still trash and anyone looking for a decent story should avoid this

If your most important factor is a 'decent story' when why are you reviewing isekai? 90% are going to be trash, there's not gotcha moment here. It'd be more remarkable if it wasn't mostly recycling something someone else already did. The point in reviewing isekai, or trash in general is whether it's still enjoyable in spite of that.

Anyone who just runs around looking at series they already know they will hate going in just so they can write 'i didn't give this a chance and hated it as expected' probably need to find something more fulfilling to do with their time.

 

[ExecutiveDirector]

Blah blah

If your most important factor is a 'decent story' when why are you reviewing isekai? 90% are going to be trash, there's not gotcha moment here. It'd be more remarkable if it wasn't mostly recycling something someone else already did. The point in reviewing isekai, or trash in general is whether it's still enjoyable in spite of that.

Anyone who just runs around looking at series they already know they will hate going in just so they can write 'i didn't give this a chance and hated it as expected' probably need to find something more fulfilling to do with their time.

blah blah. A story can be enjoyable and simple. But there’s basic things to a story that are required. Originality isn’t required. But some basic plot development and writing above a third grader from Mississippi helps.

 

[Dirt_Lord]

its the la croix of shovelware mangas

 

[megaguil]

Arin-san and the LHTranslation crew!! Thank you for all the updates recently!!! You guys brought me back to this series and while it’s in a lull right now, some of the fight scenes have been great.

 

[dimitris96]

It's a trash manga sorry guys but whoever reads this trash he must be a hero I'm already 9 chapters in and it feels way too boring he acquired so much power op character his mana goes in minus too the point he supposed to be dead but all he gets is a dizziness and maybe faint for 5 minutes I just can't read it I think his declaring too the readers from this point on you will see a main characters who has low iq looks dumb soulless like a Japanese office worker with no wife no woman interest and shooting magic going too minus mana without being affected at all Its like with this plot his checking all the boxes for certain amount of readers well it gets a 6 for me cause the art was good and at least the main characters was not chasing a harem

 

[Hyperkinesis]

I feel like I gave this a good chance, 25 chapters before I got bored.

The premise is average, but I don't often like to judge solely based on that because an old idea can always be done in a new and fun way... That is not the case here. It feels kinda, lazy? He tames thousands of slimes but never does anything with them but use them to scout places? It seems a waste.

What hurts me the most is the plot though. Not the strongest point for most isekai, but this one absolutely takes the cake. Every few chapters he visits a town, encounters a world-ending problem, solves the problem, gets famous, and moves to another town. I genuinely lost count at how many times he did this, had to have been at least 6-7 times before I got fed up—and remember, that's 6-7 entirely different towns within 25 chapters. If the problems were interesting I might've been alright with that, but if it's a problem that can be solved by him blowing it up then it's not an interesting problem (literally every single one of them was solved by him destroying something btw).

The only thing I really liked about this manga was at the beginning when we were learning all his new spells. Him testing out how strong the sage's abilities were was fun and then he transitioned into being able to create new, original spells—so the depth of creativity should've been endless... But for the last few chapters he's only used the same ones over and over again.

Overall, 2/10—There's no depth of any kind to be found anywhere in this manga, which is a shame because there's a LOT of opportunity for it.