Ningen Fushin no Boukensha-tachi ga Sekai wo Sukuu you desu
Apparently, Disillusioned Adventurers Will Save the World

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I really liked this work. We will see the adventures of 4 people, who were betrayed and decided to create a party.

All 4 of the party are very cool, with their quirks and roles, and each has a hobby, which ends up being a reason to go crazy looking for money.

I found the work fun, and interesting for the discussion it brings about trust, betrayal, and living in society. It doesn't bring a deep or detailed discussion, but it's interesting to see something like that, since we live with people in our daily lives.

I found the manga art to be beautiful, and there could be ... well-prepared scenes here and there.

The fights are also interesting, as they use party members according to their roles. For example: The priest normally heals and buffs; The mage uses more than area attacks, or barriers; The thief usually deals light damage and draws the monsters' attention to him, as he can get out easily; And the warrior takes a lot of damage, and it's also the raw damage.

The fights usually go this way, making the adventures interesting, as each class has an impact on the fights, and depending on the dungeons or monsters they encounter, some classes are more useful than others.

The work also has a bigger story behind it, which was introduced slightly in the chapters I'm in (around 20).

For those who read the novel, you already know the plot behind it and the final objective that will probably end the story, and I always think it's great when a work shows us this sign, because we know it is following a path.

In my view, the strong point of this work would be the relationship between the MCs, and them individually, both in the slice of life and in the adventures. And in my opinion, the work is right on that.

I highly recommend the work, I think it is one of the works that has a certain charisma within the fantasy works, so it's worth taking a look.

If you like to read novels, I recommend it instead of manga, as I believe you will have a better experience with the work.

Ningen Fushin no Boukenshatachi ga Sekai o Sukuu Youdesu (Adventurers Who Don't Believe in Humanity Will Save the World), as the description says, is a story about a group of adventurers who were betrayed at some point of their life, or more precisely recently if we follow the story, which left them in a state where they can’t trust other humans or other people in general.
As of this review only 13 chapters were out , but It’s obvious this is just one of those titles that’s not meant to be something big , just a decent story for anyone to enjoy away from the depth ... or the complexity other titles may offer. Of course im not saying that’s bad.
Story/world: As suggested , this is a story focusing on the element of betrayal , the world we are introduced to is your typical fantasy world with adventures , magic , monsters, quests… etc , though it doesn’t have the game/Rpg elements such as levels , exp and all, as far as we know. At the beginning we are introduced to one of the main characters “, Nick” who’s an experienced adventurer , that’s currently in the middle of a quest with his long time party or guild that seems like it’s one of the best ones. Later on and after some events, Nick is falsely accused of stealing from his party ,him being the financial manager of the party , he was kicked from the guild right after that ,another reason is that he’s too smart to be an adventurer and he doesn’t belong there , as said by the guild master. And as if that wasn’t enough Nick once again gets betrayed by a person who he cared a lot about , leaving him alone ,depressed and lost.
Nick tries to get over the whole situation, after he encountered a certain stranger that gave him some hope , by finding some work ,adventuring in this world requires a party it is not possible to go in the dungeons, or labyrinths as they call them , alone , which seemed difficult to do as he was unable to even talk to other parties , as he hasn’t got over what happened to him lately , and he’s left to think about it by himself … until he is joined by a group of three who all had the same awful look he had , after a few drinks one after another they all started sharing what they had to say and it turned out they all had something on common , one way or another every one of them was somehow betrayed , which caused the group of four to related and feel the hardship the others went through.
The next day the decided to create a party, and as not to be betrayed once again a number of rules was set , keeping other members in check and the likelihood of betrayal low.
And that’s where the real story begins.

Characters: The characters seem unique, for the main cast at least , but nothing mind blowing ,it’s your usual adventurer party , they stand out a bit
First we have “Nick” , and though not official , the party leader , as said before he is an experienced adventurer several times than his party , he plays the role of the scout or light warrior in the party , offering assistance in the front lines and also the one responsible for most if not all decision makings.
After him we have the second member and maybe the most powerful one, the elemental mage or sorceress “Tiaana” . Tiaana” joined the party after losing her noble title after some event and also what she had left of wealth leaving her in the same state as the rest of the party
The third member is “Karan” a female human dragon hybrid, or dragon person as referred to in the story , she takes the spot of the vanguard being in the heart of the battle with her great sword and some abilities later shown in the story. She may had had the worse betrayal among the party, that almost killed her , and similar to “Nick” it came from her previous party.
Lastly we have the final member and the healer and main support of the party “ Sem “ , who’s a former priest , former because he also lost his title after an incident , leaving him corrupted

Art : Though I prefer the more detailed art style , I think the one this title offers is good enough, this type of art style fits well with this kind of titles ,the characters are well drawn somewhat unique apart from “Nick” ., the only issue I have is that the backgrounds should have more work put into them given by how often this title is updated.

Overall: Well ill just be repeating myself but still , (Ningen Fushin no Boukenshatachi ga Sekai o Sukuu Youdesu) is a decent story about adventurers who experienced betrayal in a world that requires trust to survive in, and them having to overcome their past to go forward , the story is nothing amazing but it’s a decent one , a good read if you are looking for a chill story , it’s not like I heavily recommend this title but just ….why not.

At first glance you may think this is an another one of those "everyone evil, me good, but now I'm angry" stories which begs for a shallow revenge plotline. You are not completly wrong, but it is just a small part of the bigger picture. This manga is much more than that. True, there are 4 adventurers who were decieved, and everything was taken away from them, but because as a lucky coincidence (and plot convinence) they meet each other, and they get a chance for a new beginning thanks to each other. It is somewhat dark, yet wholesome at the same time, which ... is a unique combination in my opinion .

The cast: Let's start with the most interesting part of the manga. What would you think, if I tell you, we have a Idol maniac otaku assasin MC (Nick), a gambling addict mage (Tiana), a hostess (/whore) lover ex-priest (Zem), and an air-headed dragonoid muscle girl (Curran)? Most likely you would think it is an another one of those cheap Konosuba clones, right? You are completly wrong. Their flaws are not comedic at all, actually the manga has the guts to take them seriously, and portray these as substitute acts for the characters, because they are running from their past. As you read the manga, you get to know more and more about the characters and the events happened to them, so you slowly realize the pit the characters are in is much deeper than it seemed initially. Actually, we have real characters and character development here (even our supposed to be self-insert otaku is more than meets the eye).

Not to mention the "evil" characters have plotlines too, what makes them relatable (or at least understandable), and I always appricate when a manga dare to depcit them not only as "I'm evil for the sake of being evil" (For eg.: Leon is an interesting character for a seemingly disposable "bad guy").

Note though, the main cast are kinda cautious (understandably), so they do not take unneccesary risks, so the majority (=/= all) of the fight scenes doesn't have real risk involved. The story much more focused on how the characters overcome their past, and how they grow as a person.

The story: It is kinda slice of lifish, since the manga portrays the growth of the party too, and not just "here, kill this one mob, and became immortal god in 4 panels". It takes it's time to develop the characters. Because of this we are kinda early in the main storyline, but it seems like it has a direction (and a goal) where the story goes, so probably it will be interesting in the future, but so far we only got a few chapters about the mistery behind the world. Additionally, I kinda like how the characters solve the problems, it is not only the usual "I'm a OP nice guy, so I gonna solve everything with brute force". So the plottwists are actually well thought out.

The world: A generic high fantasy, so if you are looking for fantasy manga with a unique world, than this is not the one you are looking for. Although, there are a few interesting ideas. Nothing groundbreaking, but it is something. Personally I kinda found the "Union" idea offputting at first, because I was expecting a cheap haremish waifu bait crap, but it turns out it is not the case. So, I got used to it.

All in all I was pleasantly suprised. This one is actually damn good read, a hidden gem, despite it's genericness here and there. I can recommend it, if you like power fantasy with a somewhat OP, but really interesting main cast. My preliminary verdict is a high 8 after 40 chapters.

Incredibly boring adventure series. I would describe the whole thing as casual drama plus casual action. There is a decent amount of character development, but it lacks any type of compelling story to keep you invested. Most of the story arcs involve fighting some random bad guys to level up which feels like generic filler. There is a small amount of romance but it's completely forgettable. The manga also appears to have been cancelled which makes sense considering there is no "hook" at all to this series. There is an endless amount of fantasy/action manga out there so please don't waste your time on this.