I Got a New Skill Every Time I Was Exiled, and After 100 Different Worlds, I Was Unmatched (WN)

My Thoughts on I Got a New Skill Every Time I Was Exiled, and After 100 Different Worlds, I Was Unmatched (WN)

"I Got a New Skill Every Time I Was Exiled, and After 100 Different Worlds, I Was Unmatched (WN)" definitely grabbed my attention with its ridiculously long (but intriguing) title. The premise – an MC hopping through 100 different worlds after being exiled from each – sounded like a fun, potentially unique spin on the isekai genre. After diving in, I found myself agreeing with some of the praise and also a few of the criticisms.

First Impressions

Initially, I was hooked. The early chapters do a solid job of setting up the MC's backstory and motivations. There's a clear sense of who he is and the kind of decisions he'll make. The translation quality is also a big plus, making it easy to get invested. However, some readers felt that the initial promise faded as the story progressed, becoming more generic and predictable.

What Works Well

The core concept of visiting different worlds, each with its own "Hero-Demon King" dynamic but with unique twists, is a major strength. It prevents the story from becoming stale. Some worlds are generic fantasy, while others offer something completely different, like a blacksmith whose goal is to create a legendary sword. I also appreciate that the MC isn't just an overpowered robot; he faces challenges and even gets his butt kicked frequently. And the fact that it's not a harem is a breath of fresh air! Many readers seem to enjoy the dynamic between the MC and his companion, Tia, finding it endearing and refreshing.

Areas of Concern

One recurring criticism is the MC's personality. Despite being over 100 years old, some find his behavior immature and inconsistent with his supposed experience. There's also the issue of pacing. The story can feel slow at times. And while the relationship between the MC and Tia is appreciated, the lack of romance is a bit of a letdown for some, especially given the potential.

Final Verdict

Overall, "I Got a New Skill Every Time I Was Exiled, and After 100 Different Worlds, I Was Unmatched (WN)" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're looking for an isekai with a unique premise and aren't expecting a masterpiece. The world-hopping concept keeps things fresh, and the characters are generally likable. While it has its flaws, particularly in pacing and character consistency, it's still a worthwhile adventure for fans of the genre. I'd recommend giving it a try, but be prepared for a slow burn and some potentially frustrating tropes along the way.