Oidasareta Bannou Shoku ni Atarashii Jinsei ga Hajimarimashita
A Banished Odd-jobber Starts a New Life

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Absolutely absurd. MC is mercilessly bullied because he does "odd jobs." What the hell is this? In a world where people live in grass huts why would doing odd jobs be considered a crime? Nothing about this makes sense. MC is pathetic with zero personality. MC encounters random boring people and he does random boring tasks for them. No comedy. No drama. No adventuring. No action. The entertainment value here is practically zero. I guess the twist with this series is that the MC isn't overpowered? It's mundane slice-of-life, but also they somehow made all the characters as generic as a plank of wood.

This is an incredibly slow-paced series. Its glacial pace drags out the first thirty chapters.
Established by this is a complex relationship between multiple factions that spreads itself thin, and delivers little in substance or philosophy.
Our main character, Lore [Roa], is uncomplicated and has difficulty expressing himself.
The premise relies on an apprenticeship system dictating one's path as an adventurer, with ruthless discrimination towards those that haven't or weren't able to complete an apprenticeship.
Art is a happy average.
The supporting characters get very little time or focus towards their development; there's an incredible focus instead on intrigue.
Our characters are plain but likable. Not quite memorable.
The faction intrigue is ... more than disappointing; semi-repetitive.