SSS-Rank Dungeon de Knife Ippon Tewatasare Tsuihou sareta Shiromadoushi: Yggdrasil no Noroi ni yori Jakuten de Aru Maryoku Fusoku wo Kokufukushi Sekai Saikyou e to Itaru

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One of those "kicked out of the hero's party" kinda mangas again. One of the better ones in my opinion. It starts of similar to Arifureta, in that the MC is kicked out while in the dungeon. Unlike Arifureta there is way less emo cringe stuff going on though. And the slightly annoying amount of ecchi that's in there isn't here as all.

The story isn't that original overall (kicked out of the hero's party genre), but it's not boring either. There are enough new elements in there. And the pacing is good. (8/10)

Character wise the MC does get a bit of background story, but ... the side characters remain fairly shallow (for now). We quickly learn where he grew up, and how he ended up in the party, but that's pretty much it. (6/10)

The art is pretty decent. Nothing too special/unique, but it's good quality, easy to see what's happening and detailed. The action scenes look good and it communicates the emotions well enough. (8/10)

Overal it's definitely worth reading. The only shame is that there aren't that many chapters and the release rate is pretty slow (once a month it looks like, and only going for 1,5 years now)

7.5/10

5.8/10


Edginess stacked upon cringe stacked upon cliches — this manga is an absolute clusterf*ck of those vomiting and revolting moments a cringy or poorly done manga provides. There is virtually no originality and rationality behind any of the manga’s pacing or plotline, causing the manga to be nothing but cringe.

The characters, specifically the main character, are all cliche and archetypal as they come; the only “good” character was the mc’s mentor, however, her development and outline ends up getting rushed beyond reasonable means and tossed aside. The mc is absolutely atrocious — think of every 2018 manga’s op, naive, and wish-fulfilling mc back then, ... and that’s as far as the mc of this manga goes in originality and rationality.

The plot is incredibly rushed; there are some cases in the introduction where you can justify some of the time skips, etc, however, before any connections to the actual characters form, the author decides to move onto the next plot line — a predictable one at that. The plot is filled with cliches and tropes, while the subtle-not-so-subtle hints for each conflict/resolution make the manga laughable instead of awe-striking.

This is yet another carbon-copy of every single op mc manga out there with the incorporation of some and exclusion of other common tropes; this is nothing but wish fulfillment, which some people might find good, but there’s no originality that makes the manga enjoyable.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”