Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi ~ Sokushi Mahou to Skill Copy no Choetsu Heal Chapter v28 Discussion

In short this novel isn't that interesting and I've pretty much dropped it already.

We have a MC that's the hero of healing, without spoiling anything I can say that he's been used and ab*sed by the other members of his party and when he awakens to the true power of the skill he uses it on the world, turning it back to at least what the MC sees as the "perfect state".

First of all we have the innate classes such as hero and sword saint and no matter how you look at it, it's boring, even if you have a MC with it or one who overcomes the difference while being born without it, that's just a fact. And although it is vague it seems that you can acquire different skills yet can't gain the modifier which makes the class strong, this of course creates a rigid class system which is just lazy writing, making the powerful just exactly that because of their innate talent instead of wisdom, smarts or trickery.

Then we have a MC who can copy these skills from other people, but not the modifiers, yet for some reason this skill also nerfed so that the level of the skill he gains is 1 less than the original, meaning he can't ever reach the apex, and while that being level 5 and the fact that heroes can for some reason cast a higher tier being dumb in itself, for some reason he's also limited to 5 of these at a time, yet he can change them any time he wants, what is the use for this limit then? It's so the author didn't have to come up with a sh*t ton of them at once when he was writing his status and could pull it out of his ass deus ex machina style whenever needed. Again it's just lazy writing.

Then we have the MC himself, he's out for revenge, this is very understandable, yet he's highly inconsistent. He's first shown as a caring person, protecting a woman that took care of him after his parents died, then being lenient towards the mastermind behind his suffering since it's essentially a different life and that person hasn't done anything to him in this one, showing compassion for the sword saint who's gone through hell in training to reach the apex, where the person is now and last but not least Spoiler

budding feelings of love towards the princess that's the mastermind of his torture, based on the fact that he wiped her memory, making her a clean slate, which is essentially a different person while trying to deny these feelings

[collapse] Yet for some inexplicable reason he's suddenly a psychopath and the only thing that matters is how he can use people for his own benefit, his personality is highly inconsistent.

Overall it's a fairly poor novel. It feels like the author just wanted to live out delusions of controlling and manipulating people, especially women, creating a MC that has the aura of husband that ab*ses his wife and children both physically and mentally while the rest of the story, like the revenge, is just an excuse used to justify his behavior, pieces forced to fit to hide the original intention and delusions of the author.