Mushoku Tensei: The Last Human God Apostle

It is one of the few jobless fandoms that boldly says no to those disgusting plots and dirty views 👍. The author is not OOC but also very thoughtful. I hope that in the future, as the author's writing skills improve, the plot logic and coherence will be smoother and better 👍

How should I put it? I personally think this is a very innovative article. Let's see what the author writes later. I feel that the main difference between the protagonist and 🦌Brother is that 🦌Brother is relatively more serious about living in a different world, so 🦌Brother will have better interpersonal relationships and adaptation to the different world. To put it simply, 🦌Brother will be more considerate of others in this book and think about making others feel comfortable. , And will not impose one's own values ​​on the Six Sided World, but more will leave room for observation and adaptation to influence the people around him. On the contrary, my current personal feeling is that the author wants to leave room for the protagonist to grow, so as to better shape the character arc? But it is difficult to write a good article. What I am afraid of is that the author himself has the same idea as the protagonist and uses the protagonist as a trap. Haha, I have restored the image of the original work very well, but fitting the main line of the original work takes up a bit of the light. The problem is that if it is purely to fit the main line, then I will The above inferences and even the perception are all derived from fitting the main line. Can you say that it is a matter of luck in writing well? The reason why I think so is because in the following chapters, I feel that the shaping of the protagonist borrows too much light from the main line. It can even be said that the protagonist is a clown who is not as good as a younger brother in the early stage... Although the above paragraph contains some unflattering words, and everyone should be scolded after reading it, it should be said that they are optimistic about this book. Come on, author!

Yes, this apostle tastes great. It's the first time I see the protagonist as an apostle.

The protagonist's position is quite creative. So far, I like the fact that there is no heroine, but it's too slow to get started. It's wonderful. Most of the unemployed fans on 🍅 are the same, and they all go after the heroine, which is very boring [laughs]. But the characters described in this book are very close to the original work. The protagonist has his own ideas and goals. Many plots of the original work are disgusting to the audience. I have my own principles 👍 (I don't know the plot), people can't help but think: This is what it would be like for modern people to travel to the past [Shocked], and the details are in place, there are enough details that can be confirmed before and after the characters' dialogues, it can be seen that they are very serious [OK]

It's great to watch. I'm really looking forward to fighting Ludy on the human-god camp. Too little content

Weird stories about the rules of the Apostle of Man and God: The first point: don't meet the Dragon God, otherwise the Dragon God will find out that you have not appeared in the last reincarnation, and the Dragon God will kill you in an instant Second point: Even if you meet him, don't let him know that you are an apostle of man and god. Point 3: Try to have a good relationship with Rudy and wait for the birth of the savior Lala

Okay, I didn't use AI for visual inspection, and the writing is pretty good. I just don't know where the plot will go next, is it possible that he is really a helper?

As of the latest chapter so far, the plot angle is novel, the writing is good, and the character dialogue is not empty. I especially like the conflict between the latest protagonist and Rudy. It establishes the protagonist's obsession with returning home and further improves Rudy's character. I personally think it can be rated around 9 points.

I haven't watched the anime, so I read the novel first. While reading the novel, I kept thinking about the family relationship between the protagonist's parents, and it felt like it was constantly challenging my mental mysophobia and moral bottom line. Now I am very glad that I read the novel first

I finally saw a protagonist with a normal outlook on life. When I saw Jobless, I felt physically sick. The protagonist treats them as human beings, which is pretty good 😂 The only shortcoming is that just like the protagonist treats his father, he just scolds the next chapter and acts like a normal person.