The score is quite generous because I'm mainly rating this in comparison to other isekai since that's probably why you're here. If not, this is objectively 6.5 at best, you can find better manga to read. In terms of isekai however, this is quite decent.
The story is pretty generic but it's fine if you shut your brain off. The mc is not instantly overpowered and even though he's strong, there is clearly a big gap between him and the best. The art is pretty good. It's nothing too special but gets the job done. The mc is quite realistic and gets pretty good development
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 Alternative TitlesJapanese: ニートだけどハロワにいったら異世界につれてかれた InformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Dec 1, 2017 to ?
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Seinen
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Jun 25, 2022
The manga 'I'm a NEET but when I went to Hello Work I got taken to another world' starts out as a typical Isakai one. Even the MC states that it seems like an Isakai anime to him, until he realizes it is all real. As for the girls, he not only gets the girls, but he seals the deal kind of thing by sleeping with them... no wishy-washy, will they won't they type of thing.. it is all down to business.
After he gets intensive training, he takes his skills out into the place he was taken down and takes his revenge on ... 
Nov 1, 2023
7.0/10
There’s not much to hate in this manga, but there’s also not much to praise; this manga is somewhat similar to a slow life isekai by incorporating a rather bland set of characters and plot, however, it differs by taking the power-leveling approach, which should add some spice or tension to the plot, right? Not really. The plot is pretty cliche and average — there are some instances where it takes a rather darker turn to build the main character and make him adapt to the foreign world, however, those plot points are as rare as a needle in a haystack. Instead of the usual ... |
