ウォルテニア戦記

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The protagonist is regularly trained by his grandfather in the way of the blade despite them living in peaceful japan, and is also absolutely massive at almost 2meters tall and built like a truck despite being 16 years old. As a result he refrains from joining any school clubs despite being asked to since he’s afraid he might actually kill someone from not being able to control his powers. However one day he gets whisked away off to an isekai from being summoned by a random kingdom, who immediately tries to enslave him. Yet because the protagonist is an epic badass he immediately kills everybody involved in the summoning and manages to make his escape leaving a wake of destruction in his path. He then goes on the run trying to escape from the rest of the knights dispatched of the kingdom, and has to make his way back home if it’s even possible.

The protag immediately saving 2 basically naked hot twins slave who almost immediately become fully subservient to him, and continue to wear their skimpy clothing well after being saved for no reason. They are also described as being light brown skin, yet in this adaptation they look porcelain white with blonde hair which is kind of weird. As the work continues on the twins basically get sidelined despite existing solely to lust after the super cool and hot protag, never actually developing or being utilized in interesting ways outside of being get out of jail free cards with super powerful magic that can do anything with little to no downsides.

The pacing of the work is fairly attrocious where it constantly makes me think I accidentally skipped reading a chapter. The chapters releasing incredibly slowly in general also compounds the issue where if you try to follow the work as it releases you’ll constantly be gaslit on if the knowledge was ever actually stated or not. It generally isn’t. I binged it multiple times by now.

The work eventually transitions to be a grandscale politics/war strategy series with a few meme antagonists pulling the strings from behind the curtains but I don’t feel like they’re particularly compelling as characters either. Everything about this work is glazing the protag for being the coolest dude ever who is super smart and capable. However I do feel like there are small bits and pieces of the protag copying strategies from ancient china wars 1:1 that is somewhat entertaining, I feel like you’d be better off just reading Kingdom or something instead.