Ochikobore Kuni wo Deru: Jitsu wa Sekai de 4-ninme no Fuyo Jutsushi Datta Ken ni Tsuite
Homeland Dropout: The Time I Was Reincarnated as the Fourth Enchanter in the Entire World

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I randomly discovered this manga and binged the whole thing in 4 hours?
I will lay it out, the bizarre comments of people of random websites disapproving slavery of this title in Isekai all seem new to this hobby?

Oddly enough this isnt even the worst one, the WORST manga is the Isekai where female students
summoned to the other world are brainwashed as sex slaves for life. aka ASTRO KING

It is common sense to a seasoned Manga/Manhua/Manhwa reader, every single Isekai themed series will naturally and possibly include slavery.

Examples:
So I'm a Spider
... Skeleton Knight in Another World
Harem in another World
Black Summoner
and the common one "Shield Hero"

This list is nothing but an introduction, I understand this speciifc series integrates slavery on a more cruel scale. But this much should be expected, people can easily forget a fantasy world in Isekai is still a "fantasy" world. If you feel offended, hurt, or disgusted by a series which visualizes the reality of slavery, then you are a massive SOFTIE.

Ochikobore Kuni story wise is super epic, the adventure and scale is done at an impresssive scale. The MC is not only reasonably strong, he sticks to his values and creatively finds ways to improve. In this manga alone, I admire the creative use of combat and magic as there are methods I have never knew of.
Plus he is a great guy, he looks after others, and makes sure to stick a hand out to help whenever it's possible. After reading this, your perception on slavery will change as it's value is priceless in specific scenarios

This is how you do an Isekai on a larger scale that makes sense and doesn't feel bland or boring.

This is a reincarnation isekai; however, you might lose track given how rarely it comes up.
This follows the distressingly common trope of purchasing slaves to fill out the protagonist's party.
Surprisingly, there is a plot and something being built up, but the intrigue and twists don't add a lot of novelty or any significant character developments.
There's not as much to look at; the scenery and set pieces are probably the weakest aspects of this work.
Our protagonist's superpower is enchanting, and he can raise stats on anyone with equipment.
This evens matchups against most opponents; the level system being over 100 to 200 can make the numbers a ... bit tedious to follow.

5.8/10


As a connoisseur of isekai trash, I had to get my hands on this work. Though, as expected, it’s painfully generic with no other factors that set this up on a different path or story line from any other “overpowered, exiled, isekai mc” story. Because of this, there’s no memorability nor is there an impulsive feeling to read this due to all the clichés, making this quite a plain read. The only pro this manga has over others of its kind is that the mc isn’t a shota… that’s how low the bar is nowadays. But hey! There’s an elf-princess waifu, that’s surely unique…

PS: The ... stat or numbers are confusing af, which is quite bad for the readers to quite understand the powers of the mc.

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?!”