My Previous Job was as a Hero. – A Former Hero, Rejected by Both the Princess and His Girlfriend, Is Asked by the Saint to Fight Against the Demon Tribe. Well, as a Humanities College Student, I’ll Show Them What I Can Do Chapter v31 Discussion

Lately, in the world of novels, there's been this trend, you know? They're either keeping character development simple, like, "Hey, here's our hero, and now they're super strong, " or they're giving us the all-powerful protagonist from the get-go. But this story, it's different.

This one really takes the time to show us how the main character and others grow, both mentally and physically. It does it with a great narrative and lots of detail.

Sure, it's cool to see the main character crushing it in the story, and it's a blast not having them break a sweat in battles. But, it can also make them seem kinda less human, you feel me? I mean, if they're people, they gotta have their flaws, right? The real drama, the good stuff, is all about how the protagonist deal with those flaws and come out on top. Of course, this is just my personal take.

Anyway, this title deserves more recognition and appreciation from a wider audience. It's a seriously excellent piece of storytelling, no doubt.