The Strongest in the World Doesn’t Want To Do Anything

Komaru s says:

Regressions, precognition, super secret pasts, multiple povs, multiple time skips, secret organizations, and secrets appearing randomly make the narrative all over the place.

The title MC Wolfgang (The strongest in the world who doesn’t want to do anything) isn’t even the MC but more like a plot device and we are barely shown his point of view. He doesn’t even feel like a character just some cheap plot trick the author uses.

The real protagonist is the pink-haired Queen who is in her 10th and final regression. We are constantly shown her past, present, and even foreboding deaths with some underlying secret mystery. She makes a deal with the other heroines and even his disciple “The Hero” to kill Wolfgang, promising them help or other things. We find out she’s a regressor and she wants to get rid of Wolfgang to make her plans go correctly. We’re shown multiple past stories of her past interactions with other characters, her regressions, and the alternate paths she takes. She doesn’t know why only some mysterious entity telling her she has so many chances to choose the correct path. Even other heroines get the same foreboding messages after being saved similarly.

Let me describe this one scene where Wolfgang gets captured again by his lover the Saintess to talk to him with the use of some relic that chains his divine powers from god BUT hold on he has this secret ability from Eastern Martial Arts which uses Ki BUT wait his lover knows about that ability so she counters it with a blade attached to the chain that disrupts KI flow BUT wait she doesn’t know about this summon ability he got from his necromancer friend who died in the war. Yes, that scene happened and will make your head spin.

Yeah, this is pure trash and poison. The only regret you’ll get is you reading it.