TLDR;

Grammar - Acceptable

Story - Acceptable

Character - Great

Overall - Surprisingly Good.

So, first off, ignore whatever star rating this has. I'm just leaving it on default. Also there will be no spoilers in this review.

So IAWASMW is a strange novel. It's in some ways super generic, but in other ways quite refreshing. This is in large part because while this might be an isekai wish fulfillment story, it's not pretending to be anything else. The author clearly writes this because they love the genre, and has created a world and set of characters to reflect that. 

If you are looking for a more series story you are in the wrong place. This is an extremely fun Isekai romp with surprisingly brilliant character writing with a lot of hidden depth. And I'd say that extends to the whole series, suprisignly good with hidden depth. Give it a shot, and I think you'll like it

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Poorly executed burlesque.

Grammar - 5/10 - Acceptable

Characters - 7/10 - Good representation of standard character tropes. Reasonable interactions between said characters provide modicum of entertainment.

Plot - 0/10 - Story is boilerplate; but that is the point, so this is a non-issue.

Style - 1/10

I realize this is based off a genre with a simple writing style, but this seems excessive. Heaps of superfluous dialogue that add little to progression make for tedious reading. What is worse is that this dialogue concerns trite issues of little interest; as merely stuffing cliches into a story does not a parody make. The commentary of the protagonist may be intended to alleviate this, however, it merely extends the childlike dialogue. The one thing I see as well implemented are the after chapter "advertisements".

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The story seems enjoyable if a bit too predictable at times. I know the protagonist is supposed to be a satirical take on MC nowadays. He even mentioned a list of checkmarks about the cliches that are found very frequently in isekai stories nowadays. Even then, things are progressing too smoothly.

I personally think that the author is rushing things a bit. I know mc's skills could've affected them somewhat, but still. He/She should've waited for a little bit for character development. The dialogs are good, lighthearted, and are mostly grammatically correct. They are so cheesy that I cringed sometimes but all in all pretty nice for a lighthearted wish-fulfillment isekai story. I was going to give it a three but it is somewhat enjoyable in a guilty pleasure kind of way. Oh and yeah, the author also included some appearance aspects like character costumes in fgo in the story. So check it out if you're into those kinds of things.

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I read a whole lot of novels on this site... and I love a lot of them, but this one is my favorite. I love the silly plot, the well developed characters with unique and interesting personalities. I can not wait for it to continue. I am bursting with excitement each time I see it has updated. 

Sophie is best Maid. Nerinnie is the perfect goddess. And I love the adorkable Auros.

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the romance stuff is creepy

otherwise, this novel's world is like fgo.

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Isakai are prolific, but you wouldn't read them if you didn't like them. There are many terrible ones, ones drowning in edgelord stupidity.This is not one of those. This swings between fluffy love story, and great action story.  

As all stories go, with the fantasy vein, and the Isekai tropes, a grain of salt, and some tequila is generally required. 

But this has a seriously good tounge-in-cheek spin, with solid character interactions and fun growth for the characters throughout the story. The threads of the future arcs are already spilling out in fun places, ready to be found and added to the catalogue of future events. Giving different characters their own mini-arcs, stories, and backgrounds. Making this story one worth reading if only for that. Give this a try even if the genre's arent all in your reading box, sometimes stepping out of the box, is where the best fun is. This could also be this stories catchphrase. If it wasn't WAIFU FUN TIMES already.

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Pretty fun and ejoyable read.

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Pure enjoyment.

Characters are good. From MC to any more or less important characters, they are well written. So much, that making some top of the characters is really hard and painful. Because most of them deserves to get into the top.

Story. You expect some power fantasy and you somewhat get it. Somewhat, because MC don't brute force any situation. Also there are a lot of things going on in the world, which a slowly revealed.

World as mentioned above is interesting and how it's revealed, be it it's history or what's currently is going on, is good.

Highly recommend.

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Turn your brain off. Enjoy the fluff and ride. Not every novels need to be brain invoking and I am fine with this way. I come in for entertainment and left with smile. Recommanded to everyone.

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I support people who want to do what they want to do. I just happen not to be interested in two male minds being romantic with each other. Heck, I even worked proudly for 3 years at an organization which had a prime directive of normalizing individual choices of LBG people. But I don't read such fiction, and the 2 male-mind scene was just a convenient place to permanently leave this story behind. Grammar is pretty decent. Spelling is quite good. Premise is fun. But everything is dragged out. Too much inner dialogue. Chapters are too short. Progression is too slow. Protagonist is too un-curious about surviving the dangers that he-she was warned quite seriously of. Cuteness and beauty are overly emphasized. And even the breasts are improperly self-fondled. No offense... and not that I'm interested in the specifics of the saucy scenes. Perhaps the greatest sin of all is that the bandits in the distance were never considered to be targets to massacre. I cannot stand feckless 'heroes'.

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