Kanzen Kaihi Healer no Kiseki

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Decently entertaining, hard to rate it higher than a 6 because everything about it is rather average. Read if you're a fan of wholesome characters and simple isekais.

The world building is pretty good, even with all of the isekai-game tropes the world seems rather fleshed out and lived in. A large part of the reason why is because all of the characters are super sweet creating a bubbly friendly atmosphere for the entire series. The MC is a cutie; Lusha, his partner, is also a giant cutie; 90% of the side characters are all giant cuties. Combat scenes are drawn pretty well and for the ... most part they're easy to understand. Art overall is decent.

To the detriment of the story it continues with ultra generic isekai-game tropes, which doesn't help with immersion. The relationships between the 3 summoned Japanese people isn't explored anywhere near enough to hint at them being such great friends, they seemed to just become fully trusting of each other within half an hour. Even with the most dramatic story point so far it never felt like the characters were even remotely close to danger.

To make this a better series it needed to have more substance: ecchi, romance, comedy, drama, or violence. Any of these would benefit this story a large amount as without it the chapter-to-chapter content isn't especially satisfying.

6.3/10


This manga was just a continuous bundle of disappointment — purely based off of the concept alone, I revisited this story, since it was such an ideal and interesting trope that always peaked my interest, but the execution of this was just simply unbearable and idiotic despite the promising premise.

There’s not much lacking in terms of plot, since the events flow as typical as it gets for an isekai story revolving around a corrupt kingdom and a harem genre; this also causes the manga to fall behind in terms of engagement from uniqueness apart from its trope. There’s also this huge plot hole in ... the story for absolutely no other reason than for some idiotic plot moments, which ruins this manga entirely.

The characters are … idiotic. There’s no redeeming point in any of the characters, since they are all one-dimensional “bad guys” or “good guys” that don’t undergo any form of development or exposition at all besides for some humorous plot devices. Specifically talking about the mc, he’s an interesting lad due to how stupid he is at times — there’s near to no justification for any or most of his actions besides for being a gamer, and it’s starting to piss me off the more I read.

This is another wonderful concept ruined yet again due to how idiotic and lackluster the writing is in regards to plot and characters. This manga simply got tiring after all of its potential was wasted away after the comedy didn’t hit like it once used to — good for the initial chapters, tiring after the next.


You guys know this is just my opinion, right?

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”