Review Detail of Zeill in My attack stat is negligible, so I can't help but rely on critical attacks to succeed

Getting summoned to a magic world is getting more and more common in stories now days, but this doesn't mean every story is alike, and this is one of those that would take you by surprise. The story follows Claude, a college student (props for not using a highschool student) summoned to a magic, game alike world; and his master Eryn, a girl that wants to become a magic knight. The basics doesn't really sound new at all, but it gets more interesting when the main character notices that everyone in this new world have stats (like a game), and the fact his stats are pretty bad, except for one, the "crit" stat. The Good - It is quite funny at times without losing the main goal of the story. I really like when there is some comic relief in stories, and this one comes with anime and game references! If you're into anime and games, one of them may put an smile on your face. - The main char isn't a fighter, he finds it out quite quickly and ends up following another path, but he stills wants to be of use to his new master and keeps training. - The fact the main char (Claude) can't really fight using physical strength or magic makes for some interesting battles, having to opt for strategy over power. - Characters personalities are quite lively, they show their emotions and aren't bottled in some archetype. - The world itself is pretty interesting too, being set up in a kind of middle age world, people uses magic artifacts instead of technology to make their lives easier, while public peace is forced by the magic knights, which are a kind of royal adventurers. - Speaking of magic artifacts, main character actually uses knowledge of his world to give a clever use to some of them. - Story develops in an interesting way with the main char trying to comprehend the limitations of the stats system and the rules of the world, while finding some way to use them to his advantage to be able to help Eryn. - Battles are not as common as i would like, but they're quite detailed, showing the strengths and weaknesses of the characters while being entertaining and clever. - The writing itself is pretty easy to read, I actually like a lot the simplicity of it. The not so good - While main characters have easy to remember names (Claude, Eryn), other characters and places aren't as lucky. - Not enough Katsys (jk, but would like to know more of her) - Story isn't focused. While the story develops quite nice by itself, there is not a clear path to follow, the goals of the main characters aren't as defined as everything else. The conclusion I find this story a refreshing entry into the "isekai" genre, and as "cliché" the description or the reviews may sound, when you mix all the details together, it ends up being quite an interesting read, which only gets better when coupled with an analytic main character that likes to talk more than he should. It should be a fine reading for people that like games (especially rpg) and anime, but also for people that likes fantasy and adventure genres.