I Was a Hero, Yet They Kicked Me Out

The whole book is inexplicable. The people of this country think the protagonist is trash, so they throw him away, and then they feel that the protagonist has let them down, so they shed crocodile tears. I'm really sorry! (Sarcastically) A bunch of illogical people. Whether the protagonist joins the Adventurers' Guild or not doesn't really matter! Why limit yourself?

Without reading reviews, I think this book is alright. Also, author, are you sure you don't have any featured reviews? Not a single one has been featured. 🤭

I didn't originally intend to write a book review, but this book has truly blinded me to its allure. The journey from the kingdom to the Holy Empire was short, yet a human princess, a count's daughter, and an elf princess all fell for the protagonist.

Lighthearted and humorous, without being dark or angsty, it has a wide appeal and is a rare gem of a book.

A protagonist who's a simp won't become popular.

I'm disgusted by this protagonist. I only read the first ten chapters and it really shocked me. And what was that chapter 11 about? His reaction speed couldn't even keep up with his initial attributes, so what's the point of having so many attributes? He can't even control that power, so the world will collapse if he takes a single step. Do you really think a Möbius strip has an end?

What world did the protagonist come from? He has absolutely no temper, and where did you find such a warm-hearted young man? The first 15 chapters felt really strange. 😳

This is a bit much. The protagonist's values ​​are really warped. When the three women are in trouble, Jarvan goes to find him—there's nothing wrong with that in principle, but he blames Jarvan for his own problems. A level 200 idiot commander could kill him; are you expecting him to fight an 800-level duke and die in the process to be considered loyal? No one with a brain would do that.

It's incredibly awkward and illogical, a blatant imitation of Japanese light novels. Aside from the numerous plot holes, the characters' personalities are childish, with virtually no detail or character development, making it impossible to immerse oneself in the story. It's just incredibly embarrassing to read, and it makes your teeth ache.

This feels toxic. The plot is really weird, the logic is all over the place, and I can't understand what it's about. And isn't the protagonist supposed to have infinitely powerful attributes? Why is he so stupid and weak?