Saikyou no Shienshoku "Wajutsushi" de Aru Ore wa Sekai Saikyou Clan wo Shitagaeru

As someone with terrible taste in anime I usually watch around 2-3 of these trashy fantasy/isekai anime every season. With these shows 50% of time I lose interest and drop them midway through, 45% of the time I realize it's terrible but still begrudgingly finish it, and 5% of time I get angry after every episode because I know I'll have to wait a week to watch the next. Surprisingly this has fallen into the latter category for me mainly because the MC isn't your generic, room temperature IQ, bitch made, annoying piece of shit that you usually see in this type of anime. Sure ... some might call him edgy, but I think that the edginess contributes to its entertainment value.

In this anime's universe, the typical quest-taking party-forming battling adventurers are called "seekers". Noel, the protagonist, is a seeker and aims to be the greatest of them so that he won't die.
What makes him unique is the "talker" role he assumed for some unknown reason. It is similar to the role of a master in Fate, one that issues orders, observes, and buffs.
Now that the premise is given, we can talk about the development. It goes like this: ruffians try to cause an end to Noel's carrer, and then cool Noel squashes the ruffians before they can. Interestingly, he does it using creativity and strategy, ... "talkers" are not combat oriented. That is the pattern the story took and it probably does not change at any point. I think there should have been more detail concerning that demon realm, the main enemy of the seekers. So this is it for the plot.
With many poorly explained elements, no clear direction, and nonsensical violent events, the story is all over the place. And all supporting characters are there mainly to support shrewd Noel's brilliant existence, so there isn't much about them.
Regarding the art, it is as average as adventure adaptations get.
The main point is, if you are satisfied just getting to see an ambitious main character squash ruffians in a particularly ruthless and devious fashion, then "The Most Notorious "Talker" Runs the World's Greatest Clan" is the show for you.

This is worse than the usual isekai slop and that's very hard to beat. I cannot find anything redeemable that makes me want to continue watching. The main character is extremely rude, uncharismatic and edgy. I find him hard to root for when he's constantly being insufferable and insulting his "friends" without any reason or provocation. Then when he gets talked back to, he tries to escalate. This is behavior I would expect if the show was titled "The Most Notorious Crack Addict Loses It", but it isn't.

Common sense is not a thing in this show. I'll give you an example: If someone buys an ... apple for $1000, does that mean they can easily sell it for $2000 because the next buyer thinks "Oh wow you bought it for so much"? Of course not, but the show wants you to think that's how the world works.

The side characters introduced at the start of the show are boring in every way. Personality, looks, and even the name are just generic. They are just robots that say things. The show expects you to have an attachment to these characters despite you seeing them for the first time. Their story arc begins and ends with like 3 dialogues. Then you're expected to have a teary-eyed farewell when you can't even remember their names because they were just recently introduced.

The main character's class isn't the weakest either. The show tells you it's the weakest. It desperately wants you to believe that it's the weakest. However, literally nothing in the show indicates this. In fact, in a fight against his party members, he is able to beat 2 of them because he can paralyze them with a spell. Doesn't this mean by definition, that he is stronger than both of them?

I was honestly just looking for slop to waste time. But this doesn't even rise up to that level.