The genre is 100% pure senkimono, which means that it focuses on warfare. In this novel, there is a much larger focus on strategy and outwitting the enemy than fighting itself, so it's good if you prefer that kind of stuff.
The main character is definitely the kind of MC you're not supposed to self-insert in (the book is written in third person), so expect a pretty rough antisocial guy that's really good when it comes to fighting (it's pretty realistic in the sense that being OP means being able to fight 3-4 guys at once. Not wiping out an entire army). Although it weirded me out a little. He's supposedly 15 and already an incredibly skilled warrior that massacres his way through the battlefield? You would think that people twice with age and experience would be able to do something against him but no. Just found that a bit weird, bu t if you accept it as some natural talent or something I guess it works.
My favourite part was the antagonists. They were all really badass and smart, so their chapters were my favourite parts of the book.
I have some other stuff I would like to read now but there's a good chance I'll be getting the second volume somewhere in the future.
