Description
Kein, a middle-aged adventurer, found a very rare item, the 『Resurrection fruit』 in the middle of his everyday routine herb gathering. He contemplated selling it for a lot of money, but suddenly met a girl looking for the fruit to save her companion’s life. She reminded him of Altena, his childhood friend who had passed away, so he gave it to her in exchange for a paltry sum. In truth, the girl was actually the strongest adventurer Anastrea, known far and wide as the ‘Sword Princess’. The next day, the lowly D rank Kein suddenly received an invitation to join an S rank party… he managed to defeat a terrible and strong monster and miraculously gained lots of money… and finally recieved a confession from a 13 year old saint. Kein’s previously simple life is changed completely because of his encounter with Anastrea.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- softbank creative
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Middle-aged Adventurer Kein’s Good Deed Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Middle-aged Adventurer Kein’s Good Deed
First Impressions
Alright, let's dive into "Middle-aged Adventurer Kein's Good Deed." When I first started reading, I was intrigued by the premise. A middle-aged adventurer, not your typical overpowered teenager, doing good deeds and somehow attracting a harem? It sounded like it could be a refreshing take on the genre. However, my initial enthusiasm was tempered by some early pacing issues. The story felt a little slow to start, with repetitive scenarios delaying progress.
What Works Well
Despite the slow start, I found myself enjoying the lighthearted nature of the story. Kein is a genuinely good person, and his interactions with others are often heartwarming. The comedic elements are subtle but effective, adding a layer of enjoyment to the reading experience. I also appreciate the focus on morality. Kein's actions are driven by a strong moral compass, which sets him apart from many protagonists in similar stories.
Areas of Concern
My biggest issue is with Kein himself. While his good nature is appealing, his personality sometimes feels... off. Some of his traits feel oddly Japanese, which doesn't quite fit the fantasy setting. It creates a disconnect, making him feel somewhat one-dimensional. This is a shame because the supporting characters have the potential to be more fleshed out, but haven't yet gotten there. I also felt like some of the subplots could use more development. They have potential, but haven't progressed much, leaving me wanting more. And while the "harem" aspect is present, the age difference between Kein and some of the female characters is a bit off-putting.
Final Verdict
Overall, "Middle-aged Adventurer Kein's Good Deed" is a decent read if you're looking for something light and easy to digest. It has its flaws, particularly in character development and pacing, but the genuinely good-hearted nature of the protagonist and the lighthearted humor make it an enjoyable experience. It's not groundbreaking, but it's a pleasant way to spend some time. I'd give it a solid 3 out of 5 stars.
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