Absolutely hilarious! If I had to rate the comedy, it's a solid SSS+. I couldn't stop laughing every time Dekan went all out on enemies—either enslaving them or breaking their minds. His combo with Cornelia and Croix is basically enemy hell, and death starts looking like salvation for them. Plus, the references from anime, movies, you name it, are spot on. Like that "La-La-La-La-La vida sola vi-vivirás!" from AOT. Taunting enemies with "You will live your life alone" while dropping creepy dolls like Marley dropped titans? Genius. The series is a goldmine of anime and game nods, and it's a blast. Dekan's a psychological warfare master, physically weak but a total superhuman. He's the most versatile character, giving off serious Han Xiao vibes from Legendary Mechanic. And props to his intelligence—being a transmigrator means he's got all the story tropes down. He uses his otaku knowledge to crush cliches, and despite his physical weakness, he learns stuff at lightning speed. Flying an airship? Just a glance, and he's got it. But Dekan's cunningness is next level, and his shamelessness? Minecraft bedrock thick. He's a top-tier scammer. And the dude's weirdly fixated on creating an Idol Group and Pretty Girl Cards. Oh, and he has this thing for tormenting young girls until they want to crawl into a hole and disappear. Story-wise, it's The Rejoice Church's Epic Travelogue on a mission to destroy "Evil," which turns out to be more vicious than demons themselves. It's a wild ride!