I was Summoned to Another World, but Also Called Useless and Kicked Out. ~This World was Easy Mode for Me~

One day, high school student Yuki Haruto was suddenly summoned as a hero to another world — together with his whole class. Once it was revealed that he had received neither the Gift granted to heroes nor the Hero title, the princess that summoned Haruto’s group had him removed from the group and “accompanied” out of the castle, since “someone useless would simply get in the way”. As soon as Haruto left the town, one of the princess’s knights attempted to kill him, by the order of the princess. The knight had stabbed Haruto, and he lost consciousness, waking up in the presence of a god. The god apologized for forgetting to grant him a gift and gave him “cheat” abilities such as the skill to create any skill he wished—

Original Publisher

alphapolis

Original Language

japanese

Type

Light Novel

## My Thoughts on I was Summoned to Another World, but Also Called Useless and Kicked Out. ~This World was Easy Mode for Me~ Okay, let's dive into "I was Summoned to Another World, but Also Called Useless and Kicked Out. ~This World was Easy Mode for Me~". That title alone is quite the mouthful, and honestly, it sets certain expectations that the story... well, mostly delivers on, for better or worse. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, this novel embraces the isekai trope wholeheartedly. A class gets summoned, our MC gets the short end of the stick, and then BAM! Godly intervention. It's a formula we've seen before, and that's both its strength and its weakness. Some find the initial setup rushed and the protagonist's sudden power-up jarring, while others appreciate the quick pace, skipping the drawn-out "gaining power" phase common in similar stories. ### What Works Well For readers who enjoy a laid-back, wish-fulfillment fantasy, this might scratch that itch. I can see the appeal of an MC who doesn't struggle too much, especially if you're looking for a light read to unwind with. The translation seems solid, which is always a plus. Some readers also appreciate that the MC, while powerful, isn't necessarily evil or naive, and his motivations, while sometimes questionable, are at least understandable within the context of the story. ### Areas of Concern The biggest sticking point for many, myself included, is the sheer speed at which the MC becomes overpowered. It can feel like the story jumps straight to "god mode" without giving us a chance to connect with the character or the world. The plot can feel a bit too convenient, with the MC's ability to create skills bordering on limitless. Some find his personality bland and the harem aspects generic, with characters feeling like cardboard cutouts. There's also a sense of "been there, done that" for those familiar with the isekai genre, with some even drawing comparisons to other works like Arifureta. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out specific instances where the MC's actions feel inconsistent or illogical, especially regarding his desire to keep a low profile while simultaneously showing off his powers. There are also complaints about the dialogue being cringeworthy and the plot relying on convenient coincidences. ### Final Verdict "I was Summoned to Another World..." is a novel that knows what it is: a straightforward, power-fantasy isekai. If you're looking for deep character development, intricate world-building, or a truly unique spin on the genre, you might be disappointed. However, if you're in the mood for some mindless fun with an overpowered protagonist, this might just be the easy-mode experience you're looking for. Just be prepared for some predictable tropes and a plot that doesn't always make the most sense. I'd say give it a try if you're curious, but don't expect a masterpiece.