The World After Leaving the Hero Party

Jhonrock BR says:

After reading 65 chapters, I must say, this novel isn’t that bad. It has some flaws (IMO), like the main character who behaves like a machine, not expressing any kind of feeling. He doesn’t love nor hate anyone, he doesn’t see anyone as his friend nor his enemy. The only thing he takes into consideration is if the character is useful for him or not. Sometimes he acts like he is punishing those who wronged him, but no, in reality, he is just being rational and taking the most effective action. Well, maybe he will change till the end of the story, what I think will most likely happen, considering there is a reason for him to behave like this.

The “regret” part is also kinda lame. The heroines bullied him like crazy and once he parted ways with them, they became desperate? Albeit not being a nonsensical setting, it is kinda lame, I wish the author had put some more work while building this specific setting.

But the biggest problem here is not within the story or the characters, it’s in the translation. Seriously, this is one of the worst translations I read on this site. It is quite hard to understand most of the paragraphs, the guessing work is quite hard here. Some times you just have to let it go and forget about tryint to understand what exactly the text in some paragraphs mean.

Well, to finish it up, apart from the fact that this story is centered around events that happens AFTER the demon king is defeated, which I found a little bit fresher than most of the other “hero x demon king” stories out there, the rest here is the same as always, an OP protagonist (be it by knowledge or physical/magical power) who has the “curse” of make all female characters fall in love with him… hahahaha…