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One day, in a particular private school with dormitories, the entire student body was transported to another world. I, Gaya Kazuhisa, a first-year high school student, had endured prolonged periods of bullying. To eliminate my tormentor, I set a trap, but instead, it ensnared and killed a monster. From that moment, I transformed into a rare entity capable of combating these creatures. On the same day, I rescued Shimozono Arisu, a third-year middle school student, from an orc attack in the forest. As Arisu and I worked together to defeat the orcs, we gradually leveled up. Eventually, I faced a critical decision: Should I choose Summon Magic, ideal for surviving alone, or Support Magic, which is more effective when fighting alongside others?
It's a pitty so much potential is wasted on an echi manga. Its good enough to not make expendables the characters they meet, thought we've yet to see what will happen to the antagonists. It's totally unnecessary to make the orks rape everything they see ... thought at this point it's so common in these kind of manga it's almost default in these manga. At least the girls do think and he hasn't gone to the harem route immediately. I might even put a higher rating depending on what happens on latter chapters ...
I mean, the mechanics introduced make is quite unique, even though they don't really use it to the full potential time stopping for the whole group when one levels up is a ver nice idea. It would let them communicate in long distances and essentially train weeks in a parallel space. Can't really say they waste that time either except for the first time ... they use it to strategise for battles and use peace of mind spell.
The only bad thing about this manga is the constant time-skipping and that magic leaf plothole.