Machigai Shoukan! Oidasareta kedo Joui Gokan Skill de Rakuraku Seikatsu

You may have heard the saying, “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.” by Norman Vincent Peale. This manga thinks, ‘aim low, and you can’t miss by much’. Simplistic and mediocre, it has the elements and inventiveness of a much better book, but no ambition. The worst problem is the power scaling; in the first few chapters, MC casually becomes the wealthiest man in the world and discovers abilities to manipulate the form and substance of all matter and tame a growing zoo of summons. So it’s even sillier when, a few chapters later, he’s hustling with his friends to run a restaurant to make enough money to pay someone’s unjust taxes. There are no credible challenges, and the side characters aren’t making up for the missing drama at all. It’s a childish wish book but not really offensive, I weakly recommend as a time waster.
Summary: Accidental Isekai MC gets cut loose and discovers his automated cheat gathers piles of treasure without conscious effort, and also he can reshape and transform matter at will, and the blessings of the goddess revolutionize everything he pays attention to. He struggles to think of productive uses for his god powers.