Isekai ni Kita Boku wa Kiyoubinbou de Subayasa Dayori na Tabi wo Suru

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6.6/10


Due to some unusual charms and lackluster approach in this manga’s storytelling, I enjoyed this manga more than I should have. However, these same reasons — fast pacing, awkward character conversations & transitions, unnatural plot points — also killed off the urges and impulses of reading each coming chapter.

Let’s get the obvious out the way: The pacing of this manga is crazy. In singular chapters, this manga unfolds events or progressions that would usually take a typical manga anywhere from three to five chapters. Though this element may be awkward and clunky to read, it’s somewhat enjoyable, since the story doesn’t dilly-dally on the ... same plot point throughout the story. Though, it also doesn’t help that the manga fails to contrive of any unique plot points and incorporating them smoothly into the flow of events.

The characters are as cliche and typical as they come; to add to this, the characters exchange some of the most unrealistic, awkward, and weirdest dialogues at times. This ultimately killed off any passion or heart this manga had, as each text bubble made me cringe or have an audible “what the f*.”

To his to hers, the way this manga was formulated and executed made it impossible for it to be any more than an above-average read, since the drawbacks and lackluster elements cause it to fall under the categories of “It’s so bad that it’s enjoyable” or “absolute trash.”


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?!”

This manga is pretty uninteresting. It's your average self-insert isekai setting, with your average beautiful heroine that ends up traveling with saif self-insert almost immediately. They start falling in love while doing some adventuring, etc.

I can at least say that there is no harem so far, and that horny is kept at a relative minimum; the exception being some topless shots of the heroine, of which there are a couple.

It's very low stakes, sort of like a slice-of-life. The plot is very generic, in fact, the manga barely has any plot at all, and just sort of goes from encounter to encounter.

The characters are ... pretty undeveloped so far, but at least the protagonist isn't insufferable and the heroine is relatively cute. There is some tragic backstory here and there, which is starting to show itself, giving the first inkling of actual character development. This could become more exciting down the line, and is easily the only reason I'm still reading so far.