Bad Luck: I Tried to Avoid Trouble but Was Mistaken for Invincible

Relatively average, not too funny. The main character is so unlucky that he always feels frustrated when doing things. I feel like writing about daily life and the like. Showing oneself in front of others is more satisfying not only in front of opponents, but also in front of companions. It is through daily incompetence and rescue at critical moments that the sense of satisfaction and humor can be reflected. This book did not notice it. It is not refreshing, and it is not very funny.

Regarding this book, the protagonist is already invincible at the beginning, so there are no other cheats. The protagonist has his own cause and effect. If he is malicious towards the protagonist, or even takes action, he will be hurt by the power of bad luck.

Good-looking, good-looking

Very good, endless aftertaste

The subject matter is okay, but I don't really like the character of the protagonist.