The Aristocrat's Otherworldly Adventure: Serving Gods Who Go Too Far

At first glance, this seemed like just another run-of-the-mill isekai where the protagonist effortlessly acquires overpowered abilities. The overwhelming loudness, with creators seemingly trying too hard to infuse energy into character voices, even gave me a headache. However, I found some solace in the initial slower development of the main character. Witnessing his first steps, initial training, and the evolution of extraordinary abilities like in Mushoku Tensei suggested the series might offer more than the usual isekai clichés. Despite the chaotic and hard-to-digest narrative, and silly jokes accompanied by cheap music straight out of a below-average grotesque, occasionally, it hinted at substance. Nevertheless, by the third episode, it became too much to bear. The moment the hero, still a child, encountered two girls and the inevitable 'Now you have to marry us!' line was approaching, the embarrassing circus that unfolded around it made me throw in the towel. I dropped it after the third episode, giving it a 3/10. (18/06/2023)