Manga 131129 Yuusha Shoukan Ni Makikomareta Kedo Isekai Wa Heiwa Deshita Suggestion

This one’s actually pretty good.
It starts off with the typical hero summoning but with a little twist, which is not that the MC is not the hero cause we already got this one a lot, but that the world he was summoned to is actually super peaceful. Demons, Gods and Humans all live in peace and harmony and there’s also almost no other conflict in the world, no bandits, no slavery, no war, nothing. So what is the plot of that manga? It’s pretty much the MC living his live while Meeting powerful people who are interested in him because of his kind nature ... and special magic…

This first part (~chapter 25) is the strongest point of the manga so far. The characters are interesting, super cute and the interactions are mostly wholesome or funny. The plot development is something like: MC attracts one of the most powerful beings in the world- every normal person around him is shocked but they get used to each other and at the end everything goes back to slice of live in a fantasy world. In later chapters (around chapter 25-30?)it gets a lot more actionish. There are fights and some mysteries and it seems that the first real plot is being introduced.

And that’s also where the weak points of the manga are (at least in my opinion) The MC is pretty much useless in real fights so it gets a bit annoying to see him get saved and saved and saved again. IF, for once, there’s a character that had bad intentions or harmed on of MCs friends his kind hearted nature prevents any real consequences for the “enemies” and lastly we get a lot of little snippets from the mysterious background of the plot but no questions are answered and only new ones are opened. But the story seems to just really start so we have to see what happens in the future.

The art is pretty ok-good. The characters designs are cute and somewhat unique. The fight scenes in later chapters are nothing special but also not bad.

The characters are the strongest and most interesting part of the manga. IMO there is no character that is boring and I want to know the background of all of them. Only the mc has some minor letdowns but that’s just my personal taste.

All in all
Plot 6/10
Art 7/10
Characters 10/10

8/10

By no means is this isekai 100% original but it plays some common themes with a good twist, such as an actual modest, sympathetic MC, it feels like a slow life yet every chapter is plot followed by more plot so the pacing is beautiful.

The cast of female characters are great, with awesome art and design, unique personalities and potential for love development but it does not feel like a harem at all. This manga is more of a soul-searching manga with the MC looking for his real desire through an isekai.

For once, the satisfaction from an OP MC is there too, but ... instead of being powerful in terms of strength, he is powerful in human relations which is a great change of pace, the chaotic comedy is also excellent. I don't regret reading a single chapter of this.

The manga starts off interesting. You're in a fantasy world that has already achieved world peace. What does that leave our "hero"? To learn and explore the world and characters.
The problem is, throughout this whole manga, you realize that the manga gets incredibly boring, because after 42 chapters it feels like I've read the same thing over and over.


Story: 3/10
The weakest part of the manga. Despite starting off strong, and giving us so much to learn about, sadly the manga gets out of fuel quickly. This is because manga thrives out of small achievements, with very few setbacks. While there are definitely events that have ... been positive to the world, the problem is that there are very few negatives. This makes it so the consequences are minuscule to our characters' actions, and you don't feel characters are in genuine danger. It makes it difficult to be engaged with the story
It becomes especially difficult when the plot points are the same; constantly repeated with the same beats.

The biggest disappointment is the world and world-building.
They live in a fantasy world, now able to actually focus on exploring it since there isn't any immediate danger. While our protagonist does sometimes visit new places, that's really it. You don't get to follow what the races are and their capabilities, only the most basic parts of any fantasy world. They don't explore anything like religion and Gods, maybe the environment and class system. The magic system they sort of touch, but it's nothing incredible, both in-depth and art-wise. The only "new" thing added to the fantasy world are the Kings that practically rule their world. Otherwise, it's the most bare-bone fantasy world you're ever going to read.


Characters: 4/10
The strongest point of the manga, although that's not saying much.
The side characters are varied with different personalities and goals. There are a few characters with great development with some emotional hits, and some shrouded in mystery which keeps you engaged about our characters. Note that there are only a few.

One problem is how much they keep introducing newer characters. Why is introducing newer characters a bad thing, you ask? Because the characters, while not the same in personality, do the same thing every single time. They follow the same notes as you continue reading. You're not feeling any tension either, since most of the time his friends solve it for him, as our hero's existence is only for motivation.
This makes them feel one-noted, as when they're introduced to our protagonist, they are immediately fascinated with him. This would be okay, if the plot points, as mentioned, don't hit the same beats every single time.

This brings me to the last problem; our protagonist.
Most of it has almost zero consequences, as our protagonist deals with obstacles within one or two chapters. He never changes, because why would he need to? The other characters are there, overpowered as heck, willing to help him usually after a few chapters of interactions. Even enemies would be his friends, making every dramatic moment lackluster and predictable.
While he does have some great moments that really show off why he's a good person, that's all he is. He doesn't develop, change or act fully on his own. Most of his "fights" has been actual fight or none at all, before doing a trial because he has no combat abilities or experience. It would've been fine if this isn't his constant solution to anything.
He's the type of character where you ask "So, what drink do you want?" And he'd look at his friends to answer for him. He's an incredibly bland character, suffering from success and sadly, a story that rarely shakes things up for him, for our protagonist to develop.


Art: 6/10
Distinct characters, despite some very similar faces. Their clothing, hair, and such makes it easier to discern that fits with their personalities, so you're not going to really be puzzled. The action while giving context isn't really anything wild or amazing. The artstyle itself is very boring, nothing too flashy, and sometimes incredibly stiff. The panel arrangements are also nothing noteworthy. It's a serviceable artstyle that won't wow you in any way.



Overall: 5/10
People that like isekai, you'll like this manga since it does something different. But if you're planning on reading for the long haul, don't expect much. If you like more action, you'll definitely find the manga boring. Even with slice-of-life standards, for a fantasy world there really isn't much gripping you to it. But if you're not looking for any spice or anything wild, this manga might work for you.