[Reincarnation in Another World + Devouring System + Multiple Heroines + Battles + Romance + Daily Life + Lighthearted + Japanese Fantasy] Wait, I’ve only just reincarnated in another world, and you already want me to defeat a pig? I just got the Devouring System, and I’ve already run into a dog of a rich merchant who deals in slaves. After rescuing an elf girl, before I can even get closer to the lovely elf, a bunch of blind guards come looking for trouble. If they’re so eager to give me skills, then I’ll just have to slaughter them all.
On the first day of his high school’s entrance ceremony, Rinya Kujo, a student at Kyoto High School, was hit by a truck and sent to another world, where he unexpectedly gained a System panel.
Not only did he immediately obtain an invincible devouring skill, he also perfectly inherited the swordsmanship he had mastered in his previous life.
In this world of swords and magic, all Rinya has to do is keep defeating monsters to inherit their corresponding magic skills.
He thought he would have to level up alone to face this dark world, but then he realized he had grown stronger without even noticing.
His very first adventure turns out to involve saving an elf girl and even a mermaid?
A world of swords and magic, battles, dragons, elves, and mermaids.
The story of an eighteen-year-old boy reincarnated in another world...
The pace of this book can be described as "weird". The protagonist has the ability to swallow skills. Every battle of the protagonist is devouring, improving, accumulating, and growing... This joy should be experienced by readers and shared as a witness. But the author's description of the improvement in strength can be described as - [stingy]! It seems that they don't pay much attention to strength! The same goes for the protagonist, but he is quite concerned about accumulating gold coins. There is something wrong with the protagonist's time travel... Money - is it really that difficult? — Travel, understand, and visit new and strange worlds. Participate and experience various events... Establish bonds with different people... — When I saw the protagonist settling in the town and running for [livelihood], I thought that this was just a temporary stop. After the protagonist rested and became familiar with it, it would be time to gradually enter the main plot... But! The protagonist's mentality! It's [really]! [Running for a living]! It's true that I [accept commissions and make money] every day! [Live a life]! Waiting for the author to use [emergency] one day! [Unexpected situation]! Give the protagonist a push! — Damn it! What's the idea?