I decided to pick up this manga because it falls into the 'isekai' genre, which is one of my favorites. The premise initially follows the familiar trope where the main character gets reincarnated into another world and becomes powerful enough but not yet overpowered. However, what really sets this story apart is the way the protagonist evolves. Instead of being the typical righteous hero, the MC starts off with more of an anti-hero vibe. As the plot progresses, you can see how external factors, betrayals, and the harsh realities of the new world push him further into a morally gray area, eventually turning him into a semi-villain. His transformation is gradual, and the way it’s handled adds complexity to the character, making his journey all the more compelling.
While there is a sparkle of romance, I wouldn't suggest getting your hopes too high since it remains a secondary element. What really shines here is the amazing artwork. The illustrations are stunning, with a level of detail that makes every scene visually captivating. The story itself is superb, especially when it comes to character development. The growth of the protagonist, particularly his shift from anti-hero to a more villainous figure, adds layers of depth to the narrative. Overall, it's more than just a typical isekai—it’s a visually impressive and thought-provoking story with rich character arcs and a darker edge.
