I keep skipping chapter until I find the MC in at least 2 panels, so I have no idea what is happening, and I'm really not interested.

I might ask a kind soul to summarize what happened once we are past this BS, but for now, I'll leave my mouse scroll wheel in free roll mode and skip everything.

Did they really use the fireworks trope/cliché... with a gate explosion?!?
Haha, that's new. kinda.

Ahaha... what?!?

You mean, the 13th divinity is actually... himself?
Well, I wasn't expecting this. I'm curious how the story will explain how people can use his "divinity", while the guy himself is clearly not a God... yet at least.

Soooo, is SIlence still trying to hide the fact that she's a woman?!?
Because if she is, she might need to change her new form-fitting psychosuit. Maybe take one that DOESN'T actually look like an hourglass.

Oh, look at that, they resolved everything by actually talking, telling the truth and not obfuscating important information by convoluted means.
What a miracle.

Still, that was a sweet chapter.

All that circle talk... I feel like half this chapter was utterly pointless.
Why would he join a circle that wouldn't be able to take in his allies... when he could create his own and dominate everybody else?!?

OK, I see you, mister author.
After Ice waifu, fire waifu.

All I could hear was:
"Watch out, watch out, watch out!"
"duuut dut dut duuuuuu!"

I was exited by this perspective, so I reread this story to make sure, but if the author had a lore in mind when he started the story, and he keeps it going without changing the fundamentals, I don't see this being true.
I'm pretty sure the original owner of the body is completely dead.
Also, the MC was isekai'd in the year 2000 in a Japan really similar to ours, without magic or super powers.
The technology is way more advanced in this current world, and magic doesn't seem like something new at all, but really ancestral and prominent in the society.

So no, they aren't the same person, but it would be fun if they actually more or less fused their minds, and he becomes a bit of both Takerus, friendly and nice to everyone with a huge mana pool, but also confident and skilled, with the actual means of using that magic pool.

OK, so, when the MC says "I'll burn it all" he means "I'll burn it all with napalm, then nuke the place, salt the lands, destroy the ecosystem, level the mountains and plug the volcanoes"
Good.

OK, so... about the people present in this chapter.
Teacher was being assaulted by a sexy busty student, but wouldn't touch her.
She finally broke him on her last day of school, and he pretty much ravaged her like an hungry wolf. They are officially together now.

The other girl is an idol. She was a cheerleader in school, and her best male friend was a bench-warmer for his baseball team.
He became her barrier, protecting her from unsolicited love confessions.
Once she decided to become an Idol, he decided to support her as much as possible, and he is clearly sexually attracted to her (she seems to be also, but is completely unaware of her own feelings it seems).
The thing is, the dude has mad respect for idols, and once she became one, she became "everyone's idol, but no-one's girl", and he would never touch her romantically or sexually.

The thing is, she likes teasing him, and can only really relax with him around, so she is constantly loitering in his apartment. They got caught by paparazzi near the building where he lives, but strangely, people don't seem to mind her having a boyfriend... but they actually aren't romantically involved, just really really really close friends.


This series is pretty much "how to torture good men until they can't hold it anymore" with multiple couples:
The Shinto priest and his almost adoptive sister.
The idol and her protector.
The teacher and his student.
The adult office worker and the random highschool girl.
The office senpai and his younger protégé.

And all girls are incredibly busty.

More like Crab Champions:
https://i.postimg.cc/DfjXcttn/i.jpg

Ok, this confirms it, the author just completely forgot that this was supposed to be a flashback from the perspective of the MC, not the detective...

What a mess of a story... If this was written to make us empathize with the detective, I don't think it's working.
This just proves that she's an obstacle, impeding plans to actually save people and punish miscreants, she doesn't seem to be able to use her "genius intellect" for much, clearly judging the MC before checking for proof, and believing rumors spread by people she knows are unreliable...
This just showed that the MC lived through tragedies after tragedies... and made me even more attached to him.
He could decide that from now on, his new personality will be Mr. Hyde, killing left and right, and I would probably still root for him.

"Come, i'll explain everything, but it'll take some time."
Proceeds to explain nothing at all.

What a pointless chapter.

Ohhhh, that thawed my kokoro.

Ok.
Usually Manwha titles are over-exaggerated or just complete lie.

Not this one tho, like, how many gods did he actually train... like, all of them?!?

3 years... they "paused" the serialization for 3 years, for a mid story, with mid art and mid characters.
I think this one would have probably been better dead...

I don't know if this is a lesbian romance story or just a BFF story.
It's seems to me that Flatchested Abs just got proposed by Curvy Cow.
And Frustrated Blond Elf is clearly in love with Demon Teacher, and has been for a while.
Black/White Hair and Shark Teeth seem strangely close sometimes too.

Everyone of the old generation seem to have lesbian tendencies, while at least 3 of the girls from the new generation like the MC.

Also, I know the MC doesn't particularly like to cosplay himself, but adding him as Ashford to the group would be interesting, I think...

I kinda like that even though the MC has an overwhelming power advantage over everyone, he usually uses cunning and strategy to beat them.
But it seems that this time, he will just destroy them, just plain old violence.

Good.

And here we go again.
A mage hero forced to fight without using magic.

It's really the dumbest trope I've seen in recent years...