Apparently, Disillusioned Adventurers Will Save the World

It was an enjoyable manga, though I felt the story was a bit rushed. Still, I liked the premise, and the art is fine—ignoring the more anachronistic nonsense, like an idol who motivates the main character (which, mind you, is fine; it is a fantasy story after all, but I’d never seen that in a medieval setting xd). The characters aren’t heroic; they have addictions and problems, but it shows us the power that can be harnessed when people working together trust each other to achieve things. All the characters in the manga have a history of betrayal, and I think the lesson it leaves uswith is that despite facing tragedies or betrayals, we choose how to move forward—whether we keep reaching out a helping hand or take advantage of the weak. I liked it, but I feel like the ending doesn’t really lead anywhere. With that in mind, it’s a solid 6.