So far nothing special. Mc personality is is like that of a normal person as they transmigrate and endures humiliation. No special adaptability or 'indomitable' mental fortitude. No gold finger. Almost 90chapters in, he's still almost the same as he was at the start, It doesn't even seem like he's going to experience personality growths either. The world setting itself seems pretty unoriginal and boring...adventurers, temples/knight orders, 'good' and 'evil' gods. The characters, while some have their 'quirks', overal feel very bland and easily forgettable. Not to mention their intelligence, especially that of the necromancer...really makes one want to shoot oneself. Such a shame, since it the power system is similair to LOTM in that it also invovkes using potions and going up sequences

The starting was okay, Mc had above average IQ and feels very naive. However, this changes in a good way as the story goes on and the author has done a great job in conveying to the reader the process of his growth. The 'side' characters were very diverse, both in personality and in their intelligence. Some very dumb, some very extremely smart and some normal, but everyone had their own ideas and fought to the bitter end. Almost all of them had well written back stories. The world building started really interesting, then became bland and towards the end, my god did it become interesting again. Overall, an amazing story. The start to middle part was okay, but everything after that was S+ tier (on level of LOTM and RI in terms of plot) till the end.

Peak potential

So far so good, I like how it doesn't give you information at start but subtle hints and as story progresses it revisits previous instances and connects hints and reveals. Also, very interesting take on the demon hunter concept

Potential to be S tier like SS, LOTM..

Unexpectedly fun to read