- #1
Well, so far (5 chapters in) it's your standard fanfare: class gets summoned, the MC being the weakest member of the party gets kicked out and in a turn of events receives his OP endgame god-tier buff. The author establishes that a) the MC wants to go back to earth, sort of, so that's his primary motivation right there, BUT b) the MC is also free to basically do ANYTHING he pleases. At least as long as he doesn't threaten the existence of the world itself and go on a genocidal rampage. God also points out that people have previously managed to return from where they were summoned though he conveniently has no idea how. Considering the MC can technically create any skill he needs and wants to return home at some point there's your first major glaring plothole all served to you in the first 3 chapters or so. I mean, even if he can't straight up just, like, create a skill that allows him to return home finding out how it's possible should be a walk in the park.Whether it's worth getting into the story entirely hinges on whether the MC gets any real character development down the road (LOL), additional secondary characters show up that aren't just cardboard cutout harem members (the cover suggests me otherwise), how the worldbuilding is handled (if at all) and finally how the inevitable reunion with his classmates and revenge against the kingdom is executed.The pacing is OK I guess since the plot is moving quickly along and the author doesn't drag the scenes out for too long, which also leads me to believe he won't bother much with elaborating on anything later either.