Reincarnated as a Troublemaker Mob, but Nothing Happens Because the Protagonist is Too Competent

My Thoughts on Reincarnated as a Troublemaker Mob, but Nothing Happens Because the Protagonist is Too Competent

Alright, let's dive into "Reincarnated as a Troublemaker Mob, but Nothing Happens Because the Protagonist is Too Competent." What a mouthful, right? I went in expecting a certain level of chaotic drama, given the title, and… well, the title isn't lying. Nothing much does happen, but whether that's a good thing really depends on what you're looking for.

First Impressions

The premise is pretty classic isekai: our protagonist, Rei, remembers his past life where he wrote a novel. In that novel, he was a mob character destined for unrequited love with the hero, Gil, who ends up with the heroine, Lily. So, Rei decides to gracefully bow out and let Gil find happiness. Except, surprise! Gil is also in love with Rei, and things don't quite go according to the original plot.

What Works Well

The overwhelming consensus seems to be that this novel is cute. Like, diabetes-inducing levels of sweetness. The relationship between Rei and Gil is fluffy and relatively drama-free, which, honestly, can be a breath of fresh air. I found it refreshing that the author didn't drag out misunderstandings. The romance is definitely the focus, and if you're looking for something light, sweet, and with some very spicy moments, this might just hit the spot. It's a great palate cleanser if you need something undemanding.

Areas of Concern

While the fluff is appreciated, I can see why some might find it a bit too uneventful. The lack of significant conflict might leave readers wanting more depth. Rei is a bit… dense, which can be endearing, but also a tad frustrating. Gil is portrayed as the perfect, reliable love interest, which, while nice, doesn't leave much room for character development. I also felt like the reasons behind Gil's feelings for Rei could have been explored further.

Final Verdict

Overall, "Reincarnated as a Troublemaker Mob, but Nothing Happens Because the Protagonist is Too Competent" is a delightful, albeit simple, read. If you're in the mood for a fluffy romance with minimal drama and some steamy scenes, I'd recommend giving it a try. Just don't go in expecting a complex plot or profound character development. It's a sweet treat, best enjoyed in moderation. I think it's a solid 3.75/5.