Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!
A Wild Last Boss Appeared!

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Pretty generic power fantasy. Sure it's not groundbreaking but it's entertaining, and also one of the most OP characters written in LNs so it's just fun. The author straight up admits that he knows the story has plot holes and is just a turn your brain off type of read, but there's nothing wrong with that and it sure is an enjoyable one. Character cast is fairly diverse and they're all likeable, even if they do fall into some tropes. Story is engaging enough, and it's easy to binge through.

There's a few plot twists that keep it from getting stale, as it's mostly just ... the MC Luphas running around to a place, beating people up and rinse and repeat but with a new character added to our cast. Translation was also decent. Good "bad" entertainment, there isn't that much stakes but it's great if you happen to have some free time. The nice thing is that despite the MC being completely overpowered, there are also other people who can actually match and surpass her (most of the time) and fights aren't just a complete stomp. Ending is a bit iffy but let's be honest who cares at that point, if you've reached volume 9 you probably aren't reading for the amazing plot.

Also Libra best girl, and who doesn't like robot maids with guns?

This novel should be called "A Wild Power Fantasy Is Here!", since that's all there is to the novel, one of the most gross and blatant power fantasies I've ever seen. Pretty much everything about Ruphas makes me wanna throw up, and the way the author abuses the words "infinite", "googleplex", "omnipotence", it's just annoying and downright hurtful to the story. This novel is easily on the lower end of the barrel when it comes to isekai, and totally the worst attempt at a power fantasy I've seen. Also, f*ck Alovenus, everything about that character from her mere existance completely ruins any attempt of redemption ... for this novel. Overall, avoid this novel as if it were posion, because reading it totally felt like poison.