I’m an Adventurer! ~Musou Skill is Plane Magic~

A CG designer dies of illness and reincarnated in another world of swords and magic. He decides to live a second life as a free man, saying he doesn’t want to be a corporate employee anymore. But his reincarnation is at the bottom of society, the farthest thing from freedom, a s*ave’s child. Nevertheless, he makes full use of the 3DCG-like magic he was accustomed to in his previous life, “Plane Magic”, and gradually becomes an adventurer. However, the environment surrounding him is gradually becoming more and more cynical, and soon the war between the great powers is turning into a war rage. He is caught up in a war that he did not want to be involved in…

Original Publisher

media factory

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I’m an Adventurer! ~Musou Skill is Plane Magic~ Alright, let's dive into "I’m an Adventurer! ~Musou Skill is Plane Magic~". This one's been on my radar for a bit, and after digging in, I've got some thoughts. It's an isekai, so we know the drill: overworked protagonist, new world, overpowered abilities. But does it stick the landing? ### First Impressions Initially, I was a little thrown off by the dialect used in the early chapters. It was a bit jarring and tough to get through. It felt like the author was trying too hard to establish a rural setting, and it didn't quite work for me. Thankfully, that seems to have been toned down later on. The beginning is rough, but it does get better. ### What Works Well The premise itself is fairly engaging. The idea of using "Plane Magic" – essentially 3D modeling to create things – is unique. I like how the author explores the possibilities of this skill, at least in the beginning. The translation quality, once past the initial dialect issues, is generally above average, making it an easier read than some other isekai out there. The chapter lengths are also good, which helps keep me engaged. ### Areas of Concern However, the story isn't without its problems. The plot can feel a bit abrupt, jumping from point to point without much build-up. The main character, while caring and charismatic, can also come across as inconsistent and, at times, even a little dense. There's a disconnect between his adult mind and his child body, which can be jarring. The 3D modeling aspect, while interesting initially, seems to fade into the background later on, with his cheat skill essentially becoming a generic "creation" ability. Also, the harem elements are pretty standard fare, which might not appeal to everyone. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I’m an Adventurer! ~Musou Skill is Plane Magic~" is a fairly average isekai novel. It has some interesting ideas and a decent translation, but it's held back by inconsistent characterization, a somewhat rushed plot, and the usual tropes of the genre. If you're a die-hard isekai fan looking for something to pass the time, it might be worth a try. But if you're looking for something truly unique and well-developed, you might want to look elsewhere. I'd give it a solid 3 out of 5 stars.