Fff-Class Trashero

This was the first series within my discovery of this genre of…Isekai? Manhwa? Whichever. So I won’t waste words describing why trash hero Kun is a shitty person with no real upside outside of the “I had to do it, it was right there” child mentality.
Instead, I’m going to point out the stuff that made me lose interest in the series.
Power Scale: Remember that section of your favorite anime where they spent several chapters grinding by killing everything around them, stealing skills, and kiting enemies (crossfire game strat)? I think at some point the obsession with being powerful trumped the “being evil” part of the story. Like, haven’t you all read Manhwas where the MC goes crazy with power? What’s the difference here, how he turns the world into his personal sandbox game? My point being that at chapter 120, even I want to go home, not watch some guy kill gods and angels with unlimited power.
Philosophy: Might makes right. That phrase people utter after being beaten into the ground by an uncaring populace. My main issue is that this “might makes right” philosophy is constantly contested and then wins without a fight. Truly, that concept can have deep implications for what does and doesn’t use power to balance society and the ways that can be abused. But that doesn’t matter here. No, it’s largely just an excuse to say that the most convenient way to deal with problems is to blow them out of the way. Classic Power fantasy logic, that is in no way inspiring to incels and dimwits alike. Seriously, they assigned this guy a therapist to argue the decisions he makes and she just… has nothing to say when he commits genocide for the second time. It’s a little unsettling that the author doesn’t have a real argument against why you shouldn’t abuse power especially when it’s unnecessary.
Story: Oh, my bad. There isn’t actually a story here. Remember, this is just a sandbox video game where you slowly get more powerful by choosing to throw hands instead of growing as a person. That’s not even a joke. Describe one way the series is currently not a smash-and-grab simulator.
Basically, I recommend better porn than this. My growing frustration and apathy eventually made me lose interest, since I felt like I was indulging not in a power fantasy, but in someone’s masterpiece of what they want to be when they grow up.
Also, it’s trash hero, not trashero.

This manga attracts a certain kind of people, this is simply an isekai except speed pacing and a tweak on how MC views friendships.
At best, bingable.