A brief description of the manga Kiwameta Hiiru ga Subete wo Iyasu! ～Mura de Muyou ni Natta Boku ha, Hirotta Gomi wo Geki Rea Aitemu ni Shuuzenshite Noriagaru～
Due to a certain trauma, the young Lars who lost his family started practicing the use of the recovery magic “Heal” in earnest. Even after 10 years, though, his Heal is considered but a basic spell and the townsfolk see him as a burden for the village. And so, he finally resolves to leave. But wait, his Heal has more than meets the eye…?
By meeting Rino, a young girl living in the new land he finds himself into, and healing her, the life of the “good-for-nothing of the village” takes a drastic turn! The kind-hearted Lars embarks on a journey, the tale of his healing and redemption!
Supplemental review because I didn’t include details before, so I wasn’t properly warned, and it’s important not to forget. This kept feeling like it was going to be fun because the hybrid magic system had some limitations and the cute characters had some obvious flaws to work on. The magic, however, continuously breaks every rule it established, and nobody works on their flaws at all. Also, after chapter 1 the entire plot takes place in a small fantasy-medieval dungeon city, but both the dungeon and the city repeatedly transform without explanation. The only thing that remains constant is that the author is planning a big reveal about the MC, and when it gets hurriedly explained at the end, it’s absurd, just nonsense, and it makes the entire story up to that point irrelevant and meaningless. I do recommend skipping this, it’s a smouldering buffalo chip, but if you really need to warm your fingers by the weak, stinky fire, I won’t judge you.
Summary: Rural village boy is ashamed of his worthless magic skill but
This is listed as completed on several sites, but there was at least 1 lose end in chater 40 (the guy referring to acts of God rather than heal), and no in-chapter mention of it being the end.
It was most likely axed there, rather than actually completed.
This was never good, but somehow still disappointing at the end. It has a lot of elements that could have been part of a good thing. Nobody ever grows, nothing really makes sense, none of it goes anywhere, and the action has no narrative basis. Yet, I read the whole thing, so it’s not awful.
World building = 0
Literally name a single memorable location or literally history of anything. This is still nice to turn your brain off to but even so expect nothing out of the world or even the characters for that matter except generic good guy and generic bad guy. I think overall the only redeeming quality is what I said earlier about being able to turn your brain off to it but it’s a 4/10 overall.
tldr: generic, no world building, nice to turn your brain off to if you don’t want something complicated, 4/10.
harem?
Can someone tell me if this is a harem before I read it?
MC has the discernment of a kindergartner.
Man if the MC was smart at least, it would be more, idk. ENJOYABLE? (*)__(*)
Dude can “heal” anything any light-hearted shop opning stuff going on for ch 19
I like it and all but the MC is just a bit naive. WAY too kind, any more kind and naive and I would’ve dropped it but it’s okay for now
Absolute shit. The MC is incompetence personified.
Anything with romance and slice of life then I’m in BABBYYYYYYYY
This is straight-up, no-holds-barred so-dumb-it’s-good territory – as long as you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into, you won’t regret it, I guarantee you.