Please Stop Summoning Me

My review as of chapter 20
a solid 3 stars. pure middle ground.
its not bad, its not good but its not bad. Its just confusing. Mentally this has been the longest 20 chapters I’ve ever read.

It’s exceptionally difficult to describe this one so let me do my best here. It’s about something, but we don’t know what. It takes place in a time. The MC exists.
This is as much of the details that I can really get down about the story. The main story, or the plot, has very little to do with the MC at all. The MC sort of just…IS…and then everyone goes and does some crazy shit.

The translation is good, so is the art. It’s fairly easy to tell what’s happening in the moment, but not really overall.

If none of this makes any sense, well then that pretty much describes this series. We’re essentially thrown into subplots involving the summoning of the MC who is in no way a god yet somehow possesses the ability to be mistaken for the someone else so somehow everyone mistakes him for a god. Everyone interprets what he says or does as gospel, it somehow works, some crazy stuff happens to other people, people confuse him for someone else again and it just repeats from there. I’m almost fairly certain someone was injected with coffee at some point while they thought it was some devine liquid from their god, and yet it somehow worked. I am still very unclear how his powers work and I do kinda want to see where this goes but I’m afraid I’m gonna get an aneurysm if I continue to read this and attempt to decipher what’s happening.

It feels like things were established but never explained, and other things were explained but never established.
I can’t really recommend it. Maybe if you’re bored and have nothing else to read.