The thing about this series is that... all the reviews are true lol. It's just a matter of where you read up until. It's clear the author (no doubt an utter amateur) started riding the wave of 'low self-esteem bullied kid gets isekai'd and promptly thrown out and swears revenge' before realizing that it was a trash premise.

Seriously, I have never seen such a terrible first chapter, nor one that was harder to get through. But once you do (I legit recommend skipping the first chapter or even 2 - they're nonsensical AT BEST) the story changes direction, spreads its wings, and moves on.

It really is quite good after that abysmal start.

The main character wants to be bullied, but hates it at the same time. He calls the one girl who has tried to help him regularly a "bystander" despite the fact she can't do anything if he isn't going to.

The kingdom scores, what, 29/30 heroes and only one's a dud? Sweet, send him to the village to live like a regular per—oh, hate him and randomly teleport him somewhere while shouting obscenities and expecting him to die? What if that random teleport includes the princess' room? Ever think about that?

And how did an entire class get teleported when the main character wasn't in the room with them? He's dead on the sidewalk and you expect me to believe he reincarnates in the same teleportation? What about the rest of the school? What about his dead and broken teenage body? Wouldn't he have to be born into the world as a baby to not be dead? And surely it can't just be one class since there was several classrooms between him and the class that got teleported... oh, it is?

And RPG mechanics, I'm sure those are going to be utilized to some degree of—oh, they don't matter since the main character is overpowered because he gets teleported to a room that gives him all he needs to survive.

And he's a healer so there going to be healer stuff, right? Oh, the magical macguffin made it a reverse healing thing? I guess the title calling him a healer is lying.

Look, I'm not saying trash like this can't be enjoyed by someone. I never do. But I am saying this story is trash and the author is either phoning it in or a complete moron. And the publisher that picked this up isn't any smarter.

Literally nothing makes sense, and as deadphoenix said, the main character goes from being a willing victim who denied people who wanted to help him to swearing violent revenge against everyone carte blanche. He just doesn't make sense.

Chapter 1 has broken my suspension of disbelief, so all that's left to do is stop reading it or treat it as a sarcastic parody.

And the the story changes at chapter 5. It improves, though there are still a lot of poorly written things. Honestly, it's kind of crazy how much it changes. Hence why I'm rating it higher than a 2.

I thoroughly enjoyed every single ch (28). In my eyes this is defn 10/10 manga

Fact: Is their anyone that want revenge on their bully, runs away first and does suicide? No, their is a major conflict in the character design. It's just impossible to have the opposite character trait in the same person. It's like someone is really talenten in soccer, but doesn't have any talent at all.
And it gets even worse, the whole first chapter is full of errors.

- I've never seen such a friendly bully, he's even giving the victim money. Now I'm shocked their are a lot off people that don't even give their friend some money to buy some drink.

• The girl looks like taken out of some old cliche harem story and even repeats the same sentence. Off course it's the only thing she says.
• Since when is a healer considered bad job, they basically save you're live. I've got the feeling the mangaka was never sick and never needed a doctor.Then you know how important healing is.
• The reaction of the summoners doesn't make any sense, why would they suddenly hate someone that tries to help them?
• The reaction towards the antagonist are also absurd.

Conclusion: I considered this manga as one of the worst I ever read. I rarely give a score below five, but with this I can conclude that someone needs to be fired at the publisher.

A final note: Parents don't let you're children read this, certainly not the ones that are bullied. They might end their own live. This is the first time in my live I've seen a mangaka promote suicide to solve all the problems and make you're dreams true.

I also need to give an apology, because of the harsh comments. But I can't neglect the issues with this series. The mangaka breaks some of the basic rules of an writer, do not kill you're reader.

For someone who knew from spolier I can't wait this manga to keep going to one of the best ending for Isekai LN/ Manga.
It is 100% darker than arifureta and MC is not edgy kid like that.

contains slight spoilers

at the start he said that he would get revenge, destroy the country that "betrayed him", but there wasnt even a hit of him doing anything related to that since chapter 1 (latest translated chapter is 15.2). i thought this was gonna be a revenge type of manga, so im a bit disappointed for now (might update later if there is revenge but might take a while) but its still not bad (for me since i like the typical isekai manga)

It would have been a much better story had the author not gone down the Plot conference power leveling trope route and just stick to making the MC just a healer that learns to use a sword so well that he becomes the next Zoro with a touch of wolverine’s healing factor and just started Batman-ing his way through the story using tactics and tricks to take down his opponents. But all we got was plot Convenient power ups followed buy a spineless MC and two girls who have nothing better to do in their life so they just follow the MC around into the Plot starts. So much for being a healer that takes down people stronger that’s he is buy being smart when you can just shut your brain off and brute force your way through the fights with bullshit erosion magic that one shots a level 500 when your level 1 lol.

This is a lighter version of: kaifuku jutsushi no yarinaoshi, with a more likable protagonist. Looking forward to seeing more characters and their development.