Clearing an Isekai with the Zero-Believers Goddess

6.3/10
Read: 13/26+
Bookmarked? No.

I had previously read this manga two years ago, but I don’t remember a single inkling of it because of how idiotic/cliche it was. Now, fast forwarding two years, I’ve managed to find the courage to read up to chapter 13 (5 more chapters than my previous). But at the end of the day, some things never change, and my opinion is one of them. It is your typical isekai manga with a “weak” mc; in actuality though, he’s pretty good at his craft and will only get better. Where this steers off from the typical route is … I was trying to think of one but I can’t. It is the pinnacle of cliche with plot armor, a harem, and an eventual op mc. Along with this, everything about this manga screams that the author had previous read/watched Konosuba before writing this due to the characters/tropes that are eerily similar. However, the biggest reason why I couldn’t tolerate reading it any longer was the art. The art isn’t necessarily bad, it’s actually above average for a manga. Though with that being said, all of the characters look like kids (12-13) and act accordingly. Now, they might be 12-13 years old, but I highly doubt that; in the end, I was baited into reading another crappy kids manga. I’m not going to say having children characters ruin a story, but when the story + other factors are weak, it certainly does make it worse. At the end of the day, it’s a sh*tty isekai, nothing more and nothing less. Don’t expect greatness because I didn’t, and I was still disappointed.

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6.8 – Basic Leveling Manwha
6 – Good to past time
5 – Nothing good nor bad
4 – Lacks basics
3 – bad. 
2 – Tr@sh
1 – W@ste of time
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”

Unless there is a Christmas miracle/curse, all scores are finalized, and I have an innate bias towards stories with snip-bits of romance.