Loner Life in Another World, Vol. 1

Light Novel

De: 五示正司

Narrado por: Maxwell Glick

LONE WOLF

When sarcastic loner Haruka gets transported with his class to another world, he's not wild about adventuring, but he wouldn't mind having some cool powers. Unfortunately, he's last in line when the magic cheat skills get divvied up, so by the time it's Haruka's turn, there are no good choices left. Now Haruka will have to take on this fantasy world the hard way—on his own, with a hodgepodge of bizarre skills! When infighting and chaos break out among his classmates, can this loner come to the rescue?

©2018 Shoji Goji (P)2018 Shoji Goji

ok

it's a bit weird but ok. now going to think that's how all Japanese people think. makes sence if you see how they drive.

the absolute chaos of it

the main character is pretty much a young version of the god of madness himself. Due to the chaotic thoughts of the main character it can be difficult to listen to long periods of time but has overall good story.

Absolute riot

Honestly the big reason why you should buy this title is because the MC is just hilariously ignorant of literally anything he doesn't care about. He forgets names all the time, its a hilarious recurring bit that you definitely should pay attention to.

Silly, Fun, and Really Funny

I realized shortly after starting this that I had already seen the anime version. However, this version was actually even funnier because the listener is able to hear all the stupid, silly thoughts inside the main character's head. I loved that he thought so little of the "mean girls" that his magic classified them as monsters. Speaking of magic and skills and such, my only real complaint with this story was the lack of explanation as to why the main character was able to pull off many of the things he did with his limited skills. I understand that they were more useful than originally thought, but it still seemed like some of his abilities were just sort of pulled out of the author's rear end on demand.

Oh yes, I also want to give a shout-out to Villager A, the true MVP of the story.

Ugh

This book would be so much better if the mc wasn’t so exhausting. The whole not knowing people’s name thing is annoying. Then they have to talk to him like he’s a child and he still barely understands things.