All of Society Is Bad! – The Story of a Man Summoned as a Savior

The protagonist, Yuki Midou, was summoned to a world as a hero. He is the son of a father who was descended from the bloodline of the so-called “Gods,” and is actually considered to be close to the “Savior” known as the “End Child”. He is also a reincarnation of a hero from the great divine era. However, due to his father’s failed upbringing, he grew up to be an incredibly troublesome monster. He has learned only vulgar abilities, and his fiancées, who possess terrible abilities, continue to gather around him. Not only is the world he was summoned to being destroyed, but also the world he originally belonged to. Despite the fact that the “Final Time,” which is the merging of the world he was summoned to as a hero and the world he originally belonged to, has begun, he remains unchanged and continues to cause trouble and run away. After all, he is only human, and he yells that it’s all society’s fault…

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on All of Society Is Bad! – The Story of a Man Summoned as a Savior ### First Impressions Alright, let's dive into "All of Society Is Bad! – The Story of a Man Summoned as a Savior." The title alone definitely grabbed my attention – it's got that certain rebellious charm. The premise, a summoned savior in a messed-up world, is classic isekai, but the 'antihero protagonist' tag hinted at something potentially different. I went in hoping for a darkly comedic take on the genre. ### What Works Well Honestly, the translation quality stood out. It's always a relief when a web novel is translated well, as it makes the story much more enjoyable to read. The world-building, while not groundbreaking, is solid enough to support the narrative. I also appreciated the protagonist's... unique approach to problem-solving. He's not your typical goody-two-shoes hero, and that does offer a refreshing change of pace. The action sequences are well-written and easy to visualize, which is crucial in a fantasy setting. ### Areas of Concern However, I found myself struggling with the humor. It relies heavily on the protagonist's perceived eccentricities, and the jokes often fell flat for me. He comes across as more awkward than cleverly cunning, and it made it difficult to connect with him. The 'reverse r*pe' tag is also a major red flag. Without getting into specifics, this element can be incredibly problematic and potentially alienating for many readers, myself included. I also found that some of the supporting characters actively undermine the protagonist to an extent that it becomes grating. ### Final Verdict "All of Society Is Bad! – The Story of a Man Summoned as a Savior" has some interesting elements. The translation is well done and the action is generally well-written. The protagonist's unconventional nature is a plus, but the humor missed the mark for me, and the presence of potentially triggering content really detracts from my overall enjoyment. I think it has the potential to be a fun read for the right audience, but it is not for me.