Jobless Reincarnation: the Twin Destinies of Sword and Magic

Generally speaking, the overall rhythm of the concept is pretty good. Maybe when you first read it, you will feel that the protagonist has zero role in shaping it. Personally, I feel that the role of the protagonist is developing invisibly. At present, the protagonist's highlight moments are scattered in daily life. She does not use the extremely powerful ability to catch most of the eyeballs instantly like Rudeus, but her core contribution is used in some chapters to dilute the plot with a daily comedy rhythm. Looking forward, there have been many changes, and I am looking forward to the independent action line of the protagonist later. [Thinking] By the way, the author is really an out-and-out Kamen Chef. I seriously remind you that there are quite a few memes about Kamen Rider! (If I were repairing cards, I might say "It's almost done", but my world does not allow places with a high concentration of Kamen Riders.) Judging from the rhythm after Chapter 50, the protagonist's growth is almost a rapid growth version, and then some of the previous foreshadowings are slowly being recycled. I am looking forward to the follow-up!

The overall plot has not changed much. The heroine has her own judgment and choice. Although the plot has not changed, it still provides some foreshadowing changes for everyone's future mentality. The heroine feels that she is very casual in daily life many times. Maybe it has something to do with her past life experience. After seeing the turning point, I don't know why she feels that she is suitable to be an apostle of humans and gods?