What awaits the marginal company employee who longs for a comfortable life is… dragon slaying!
The crops produced in the cheat vegetable garden and the story are all out of the ordinary!
The unprecedented farming manga is here!
Nothing crazy, nothing horrid. solid 7./10 . Shut off your brain enjoyment.
super op mc slice of life, right up my alley
Finally, a worthy opponent!
I mean: that alternative name-! Holy-moly!
Another Isekai…
6.3/10
Read: 3/6+
Bookmarked? Nope.
Agriculture, dragon waifu, an overpowered main character with no personality, and an uninspired plot line — these are all characteristics that make up the most mediocre isekai slow life manga. If you don’t get it by now, this manga shares all of those qualities while having little to no redeeming qualities itself.
The main character is no different from the usual slow life personalities; in other words, he lacks real ambitions, an entertaining or relatable personality, and a detachment from reality — he’s dense. The world isn’t necessarily done bad, which is the sole reason this manga has some credibility, but that doesn’t make the manga any more “fun” to read.
Cliches done countless times before, making the manga have no identity besides for being another one of those mindless reads.
Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”
Summary makes it sound like many random things thrown together out of boredom. Contents are reasonably well presented…at least better than the synopsis. Art is decent, slice-of-life-ish story for the most part. OPness, and silly antics. Story flow seems to wish to deliberately tell an absurd story. Seems to be fine as a time waster.
Nothing special Mc is op already in chapter 1
This is supposed to be a wacky comedy with slow-life good vibes. It has exactly one joke (‘Here is a rare valuable thing’ ‘Oh, I have 70 of those, have some, and also here are goods that never existed in this world.’ ‘I’m shocked!’) and about a half a character. At the start, it seems like there might be some story, but all such pretensions are violently rejected by chapter 12. Problem is, the promise of an isekai adventure was the real charm of this, not the vapid cast, repetitive joke, or the author’s compulsion to overexplain his paper-thin knowledge of agricultural topics. You may be charmed by the opening chapters, but you will be bored and disappointed before long. I’d say pass.
Summary: Corporate drudge accidentally grows a magic tomato that kills him into a poorly thought-out isekai. He stacks the cheats so deep he can’t imagine a challenge, so he crashes the world economy and destroys their society completely, turning it into a wasteland of famine where human life has no value.