You Think It's Fine to Just Summon Me to Another World? Huh?

Hmm. The synopsis alone had got me.

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There are probably about 3 or 4 novels I'm reading or have read with this kind of premise and are way better than this one. [Whenever I see novels with exact/same premise/themes I often wonder if it's like this kind of premise was made as a theme for a writing contest and the best ones would be the winner. Clearly this one was one of those that DID NOT make it to top 10. :lol: ]

A magician as the main character is always difficult, since there are a lot of things to consider, it's hard for me to call the main character a magician. Non-linear storytelling is used out of place, and in general we will remember about it after half a year? There are enough questions for the minor characters. The idea of ​​the novel is very good, but nothing more.This is what I collected in the first 40 chapters.

Story has got an interesting synopsis. The writer has done a great job on developing the story. The few chapters I've read are intriguing and very captivating. The writer has done an amazing job.

Very Extraordinary, Sakamoto's life is really colored by suffering. The way the author designs the characters is amazing. Keep writing, fire...