Ansatsusha de Aru Ore no Status ga Yuusha yori mo Akiraka ni Tsuyoi no da ga
My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero's

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"Ansatsusha de Aru Ore no Status ga Yuusha yori mo Akiraka ni Tsuyoi no da ga"
is one of the few Isekais where Overpowered MC is handled pretty well.
Not just completely focusing on the MC but also around him, not going to the "cliche" path as the others but still manage to be interesting.

The story revolves around our MC named Akira who got summoned along with his 2nd Year classmate. But even if they were summoned, only one will be get the title "Hero". Our MC didn't manage to get a hold of it but instead given an "Assassin" class.
Even though it has only 9.2 ... chapters as of now, I assure you that this one isn't the same as the most Isekai manga.

Bruh. This is as cliched as it gets. There are hundreds of manga and LNs with this plot: "entire class transported to another world and then the MC gets thrown under the bus or something and decides to go alone and get strong and take revenge or something." At first they're interesting but they eventually get boring. And they also usually become unnecessarily OP and edgy, often due to luck. And they usually have this kind of secretive power. And they usually have a bunch of unnecessarily pretty and OP female companions. These authors have no original ideas. Overall, I gave up reading this because ... it really doesn't offer anything new. I feel like it's a waste of time to read stories like this again and again.

Another forgettable isekai. The story fizzles out almost immediately and we are left with a collection of boring isekai tropes. This is one of those self-aware stories where the MC is calling out isekai tropes as they happen. MC is told every chapter that he's the most powerful existence in the universe which makes the whole story kind of pointless. The biggest flaw here is there's no urgency to anything. The action scenes have no urgency. The characters have no urgency and seem to just wander around without a care in the world. The world-building is atrocious with characters teleporting from location to location without ... explanation.