"How endlessly dull."
Noah and his friends are transported to another world in a severely flawed summoning ritual, and are consequently significantly weaker than what they should have been.
And yet, they defy all odds, and still manage to seemingly defeat all demons and find themselves confronting the Demon Lord.
They are less than fleas before him.
With deep psychological scars, they are replaced by heroes far surpassing the historical standard, exiled and left to rot.
But they refuse.
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A fresh, realistic and dramatic take of the Isekai genre. Truly, shines among all the mass-produced trash isekais of our day and age.
About the story... as you'll realize after reading the prologue, this story has two parts.
Before the "thing" and after the "thing ".
In the first part,
Mild spoilers about the direction of the story for part 1
we're greeted with a realistic depiction of how a hero summoning would go, with scum royalty screwing over teenagers that they've kidnapped to fight their wars and everything, so, you'll be getting the whole package..
big spoilers for the first part
The reality seems grim, and our hopes slim, the heroes of legend are not strong as they should've been.
Kingdom's botched hero summoning is responsible for that. (f**k them by the way)
In the second part
Mild spoiler
The story takes a much darker turn. Despair fills everyone
Big spoiler about the direction of the story
union of piece of sh*t kingdoms are forced to cast away the heroes, that are now expended trash in their eyes, and our cast splits apart to find their way forward... And so goes the story..
fatty juicy spoiler for 2nd part
cheerful Emma gets comatosed due to overexerting herself to save everyone during the "thing", and Noah takes her with him in search of finding a cure for her normally incurable disease.
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Cohesive and Compelling
It is honestly rather difficult to find an "summoned as a hero" story that is original, and this one hits it out of the park. A hero disgraced for his failures, with his friends becoming crippled after their loss sets a good stage for growth, and the inferority complex he has when compared to the new heros is a believable reason to strive for growrh. The story has a main character with a realistic motivation, good grammar, and an original concept. It's had to get much better than that.
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It had potential and all that, but to be honest... it is hard to understand this story.
There's no pacing, pattern, or style for the reader to follow. The author changes or suddenly blasts a completely unrelated event between A and B.
The greatest restraint on the MC's growth isn't lack of resources, knowledge, or even some kind of achievement to 'level up'... no, it is RAW laziness and lack of trying to try even the most basic things of his power.
Oh right... the author and the MC probably forgot about
Emma
It is hard to keep reading something that shows no traces of planning... or attempt of it... with the author's excuse being the following: [A.N. I'll be honest, when I wrote this, I really f**ked up the pacing. Actually, matter of fact, the pacing's f**ked on the whole of the next mini-arc, until chapter 35 or so. I'd like to fix it, but then that could f**k with the future chapters that I'm currently writing. So, uh, just tell yourself it's great writing]
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