Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero - Reviews

My god. This was interesting at the beginning but turned into a shota and shota-loli situation down the line. I literally just finished 60 chaps (more like skimmed, because I finished under 2 hours) hoping it gets better because it's funny how cartoonish the villains are and how their asses got handed back to them by the MC (you know, just your average OP MC) but if that is trash level entertainment, it even turns trashier when the loyal demon girl, who has been waiting for him to reincarnate, turned to be horny for him (to be fair, nobody would actually wait centuries for a person to re-awaken if they aren't horny for them). His idiotic underling is even more entertaining than him. Also, every male character hates our MC (of fcking course) because of the main plot point that amber eyes are supposed to be for non-magical people. As if that isn't enough, he even ends up charming almost all the girls in his school while having no charm whatsoever, because our MC is one of the most emotionally dead MC ever. 

Now you will think all that above is enough to turn you off, but NO there's even something worse: our MC literally is having a sexual relationship with the loyal demon girl. You kinda expect it, but it's just worse worse worse because they're posing as siblings in the school! Demon girl literally can't be apart with MC and decides to follow him by posing as one of the professors in the school he's attending, pretending to be siblings on top of that, while also sneaking out at night to have sex with him!! I'm utterly speechless about it. What happened to my OP isekai manga?

Overall, not worth reading at all!!!!!!!! You couldn't even read it expecting hentai because it literally leaves you blue-balled. They don't show actual sex scenes. They just get naked and kiss (while MC has the most dead expression on his face btw) and it's implied they had sex. DON'T READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANNA WASTE YOUR TIME!!!

Oh boy, where do I start with this one?

Dude is a hero who defeated the freaking demon king so he must be OP af. He's told that because he has the same eye color as the demons he will be persecuted by the people. Fine, people are stupid anyway. But what does he do? He uses magic to reincarnate 200 years in the future in the hope that people will change.

First of all if he can use reincarnation magic why doesn't he just change the color of his eyes? Second of all, can't he use his power as a hero to make those changes instead of waiting for them magically (no pun intended) disappear? Thirdly, this world has to be pretty vast so instead of using that dumb reincarnation magic why didn't he just leave? Like just go somewhere else for Christ's sake.

All this dumbshit just to create a scenario of him being a dumb shota surrounded by busty girls.

The plot itself, I've seen probably 3 or 4 times now but that's not really a problem because I actually like things that are similar to each other. I could say the problem is the harem but it's not, it's really the way the harem is presented. Most the girls have trash personalities and siblibg thibg with Lilith is so dumb and unnecessary. The whole jealous/tsundere thing grates my nerves to the highest level. I really can't be bothered to explain everything wrong with this manga. This is a genuinely painful read.

A decent enough concept and an interesting enough start to the story. The MC is OP and never has any real trouble in a fight. His "friend", a dimwitted neighbour, is one of the better characters (in small doses), his cluelessness playing off well against the MC's know-it-all-isms. His two female student peers are comparatively less developed. Both start out interesting but it's clear from the start that he doesn't really care about them much. Neither receive much development after their introductions and they both boil down to "I WUV MC" in the end. More interesting in his lover/caretaker/'sister'/teacher, a demoness he raised in the past. She is the only one he actually does care about in any way, but her interestingness is likely because she as a character is used less in comparison to the other two girls.

The story is alright enough at the start, but after a while it becomes clear that there isn't really much idea on what to actually do for the plot; or if there is, it is executed badly. Stagnant main characters, annoying side characters (especially the spectacled teacher), and a plot that just kind of peters out makes it a disappointment at the end. At least the art is mostly serviceable.

Was slightly interesting at first the the story slowly began to devolve once the protag actually ended up in school. At that point you will be subjected to a barrage of cliches which all somehow manage to be the most painful versions I’ve ever read. Skip this garbage.