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Sieg is an adventurer known for his remarkable defensive abilities, always positioning himself to draw monsters' attention away from his teammates. However, the party leader was overly focused on offensive strategies and failed to recognize Sieg's contributions, leading to his dismissal from the team. After Sieg's departure, the group struggled repeatedly, failing numerous quests. Meanwhile, Sieg secured a position as a gatekeeper in the Royal Capital, where his defensive prowess quickly earned him a promotion to division captain. His team now includes a carefree and well-endowed swordswoman, a quirky and eccentric girl, and an archer with a volatile temperament. Together, they gradually begin to earn the trust and respect of those around them.
Pretty generic and unoriginal plot. MC is OP and misunderstood by original party as is kicked out, but then he thrives while original party learns that he was carrying them the entire time. Nothing special but it's fine.
The problem is that the translation from KS group is atrociously bad. No translation would have been preferable because then maybe someone competent in the language could have picked it up.
Despite being extremely ecchi, the characters, setting and plot have some thought put into them. However, not as much thought as there should be for me to give it a higher score.
The characters, while well thought out one dimensional characters, are still one dimensional, in my opinion.
The setting is interesting, but when you dig deeper, things stop adding up:Why have walls when your fighting force won't take advantage of them?
Why are certain characters not killed immediately by the enemies who are in a rush to kill the person defending humanity when she's literally in the villain's hands?
Why do the solutions to major problems end up more and more like Disney brand deus ex machina that are more cringe than "the power of friendship" cliche?
Why is the main character against getting married? He literally never gives a reason and just magically (without a good reason) dodges any potential romantic developments.
It looks better than average upon first examination, but its lack of depth does wear out the new paint to the point you can see it's not the real deal the more you read it.
What more do you want?
You should probably stop reading when the translator is Mi, because Mi's translation is a trash mix of liberal translation rewrite... honestly mtl is better than that garbage translation.
So far the story isn't that interesting, it's just the average "Im overpowered but got kicked out of my party" plot. Just gonna stick around if anything else happens