I’ve Left the Demon Army. Please Let Me in a Hero Party
By sakakibara monsho, 榊原モンショー
34 chapters
2018
Description
My 100th consecutive day of work. Over 150 hours of overtime every month without overtime payment was no longer a surprise. I couldn’t take it anymore so I decided to leave the demon army. However, for someone like me who could only use destruction magic unique to those with the potential to become the Demon Lord, finding a new job was quite difficult. I was looking at the notification board at the adventurer’s guild in a city within hero territory–– ‘Beginners Welcome! We fight evil! Personal Experience: After joining this party, I realized that the world is a wonderful place!’ Apparently there’s minimum wage and barely any work overtime. That alone makes it way better than the demon army. It seems like I’ll finally be able to live like a person so I’m going to go to the interview.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
I’ve Left the Demon Army. Please Let Me in a Hero Party Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I’ve Left the Demon Army. Please Let Me in a Hero Party
Alright, let's dive into "I’ve Left the Demon Army. Please Let Me in a Hero Party." With a title like that, you kind of know what you're getting into, right? An ex-demon army member trying to fit in with the "good guys." The premise is definitely intriguing, and while it hits some familiar beats, it also seems to have a few unique twists.
First Impressions
My first impression, based on the initial chapters, is that this novel is setting itself up to be a fun, lighthearted adventure. The protagonist's situation is inherently comedic, and the potential for misunderstandings and awkward interactions is high. It’s got that classic overpowered main character vibe, which, let's be honest, can be incredibly satisfying when done well.
What Works Well
The core concept is strong. We've seen the "demon lord's former minion joins the heroes" trope before, but the execution here seems promising. The idea of an overpowered protagonist trying to downplay their abilities while surrounded by other secretly powerful teammates is hilarious. The tags suggest a romantic subplot, which could add another layer of intrigue and emotional depth to the story, depending on how it's handled. It seems like it knows what it wants to be, and it's aiming for that target.
Areas of Concern
My main concern stems from the potential for the humor to fall flat. Comedy is subjective, and what one person finds funny, another might find… well, not so funny. Also, the r-15 tag and "depictions of cruelty" might be a red flag for some readers. It really depends on the balance and how tastefully these elements are incorporated into the narrative.
Final Verdict
Overall, "I’ve Left the Demon Army. Please Let Me in a Hero Party" has the potential to be a really enjoyable read. It's got a strong premise, the promise of both action and comedy, and a dash of romance to keep things interesting. If you're a fan of overpowered protagonists, unlikely alliances, and a good dose of humor, this might just be your cup of tea. I’m cautiously optimistic and looking forward to seeing where the story goes.
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