Isekai Shoukan wa Nidome Desu

As the world of 〈Eclair〉is in danger as the war between the Human, Beastman and Demon race is being waged, a man was summoned to save the world, and he indeed save the world according to his mission, and returns to the Human Country. However, what was waiting for him was the trap of the Human King, who was afraid that the Hero who acquired power would take his position. Trapped, the Hero was put under transfer magic, being born again as a baby in modern times. 16 years later, he spent his high school life under the name Suzaki Setsu. He continued looking for a method to return to the different world again, even if he is bullied for beeing gloomy guy who always reads books, he continued looking for it non-stop. But suddenly he once again stepped on the soil of the different world. Summoned by the hero summon of the Human country……..this time along with his classmates. “War again? Sounds troublesome, don’t wanna.” Fortunately, he was summoned to the different world of 5 years later, slipping out of the Human country, he decided to meet people such as the good old Demon King and the Beast King. However he keeps on getting caught up in nasty plot, this is the story of the former hero who doesn’t have the motivation.

Original Publisher

futabasha

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Isekai Shoukan wa Nidome Desu "Isekai Shoukan wa Nidome Desu" had an intriguing premise – a hero summoned to the same world twice. The idea of a protagonist dealing with the consequences of a previous heroic stint, now burdened by the knowledge and experience of war, held a lot of promise. Sadly, my experience with this novel has been a mixed bag, and it seems many readers share similar sentiments. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the concept of a returning hero. However, the opening chapters felt jarring. The protagonist's behavior, particularly his willingness to be a pushover despite possessing immense power, was confusing. The bullying trope felt forced and cliché, and the justification for his actions seemed weak. ### What Works Well Some readers find the story enjoyable, especially those who appreciate the MC's unique perspective. The idea that he avoids conflict to maintain mental stability, given his past experiences, is interesting. The novel also has moments where it shines, particularly in exploring the MC's relationships with his companions and the challenges of wielding great power responsibly. The action scenes, when they occur, are also pretty good! ### Areas of Concern One of the biggest issues I have with the novel is the protagonist's inconsistent character. He's supposed to be overpowered, yet he often seems passive and indecisive, even when those around him are in danger. The plot also suffers from pacing problems, with rushed events and unresolved plot points. Some characters feel one-dimensional, and their motivations are unclear. The harem aspect, while present, also feels somewhat forced, with the female characters' affections for the MC often lacking a solid foundation. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviewers mention major plot points that could spoil the experience. These include the MC's past trauma of killing his best friend, who later turns out to be alive, and the sudden introduction of god-like beings towards the end of the story. These elements seem to contribute to the overall sense of a rushed and disjointed plot. ### Final Verdict "Isekai Shoukan wa Nidome Desu" has potential, but it ultimately falls short due to inconsistencies in character and plot. While some readers may find enjoyment in the OP protagonist and harem elements, I feel the novel suffers from a lack of depth and coherence. It's a story that starts strong but loses its way, leaving me with a sense of unfulfilled promise. Overall, I would only recommend this to readers who are particularly forgiving of the genre's tropes and are looking for a light, undemanding read.