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

This story is a wonderfully creative and fun deviation from the traditional transported-to-another-world adventure that is common nowadays. The writing is very effective in terms of achieving its goal, making a uniquely interesting isekai fictional world while also creating compelling and relatable characters. The characters in the story face struggles that anyone can relate to, albeit in a parallel universe. The story starts of as any other isekai plot does, but quickly establishes its distinctive style and humour early on, with these themes and characters continuing to develop through all the chapters. The plot starts off slowly, picking up pace and intensity that grows with each chapter, as well as having each volume contain diverse challenges and emotional struggles for the characters to overcome. After continuing to read the story, the characters develop into truly interesting people and the conflict within them feels genuine. The story is very well balanced and puts twists on common tropes enough to make them almost unique and desirable to read. I absolutely adore this story and I would recommend it even to those who don’t appreciate anime-like or isekai stories, as someone who hasn't seen too many anime or read many manga myself. Here is how I would grade it in relation to other things I've read/seen: Plot - 9.8/10 It's a solid story that makes me want to read more and more, and I even ended up binge-reading innumerable chapters during the important parts of the story, lol. Even the moments where the events in the story are not super significant to the plot are fun and interesting to read regardless. The parallel world's background is well-established without being boring and the unique setting and atmosphere make it worth reading. Characters - 9.5/10 I love the main duo so so so so so much. They have both grown quite a bit through the course of the story, and I expect even greater from future volumes :). Corny remains mysterious, but gains more intrigue as the story moves from vol 1-2. Other characters are also well developed as a result of the volumes' conflicts being different in nature. There are unique twists to common tropes as well as completely original, creative ideas which are greatly appreciated :D. Setting/World-Building - like a 8.8/10 At times, Sistina can feel like a generic parallel world royal kingdom, but at other times the story slips past the "common royalty cliches" and really gives life to the atmosphere as well as the royal family. This is particularly clear in Volume 4. I do appreciate the detail put into world-building and explanation of social hierarchy in an engaging and natural manner, rather than chunks of exposition that are often seen in similar fantasy works. On top of this, the different regions in the story feel like they truly have distinct values and cultures, which is super-interesting compared to other fictional worlds that have little variety. Writing Style - 9/10 It's engaging and funny, but sometimes the writing will have some odd quirks that are kinda confusing and occasionally I'll run into a place where you use the same word to begin a sentence twice within a short distance (ex. the same paragraph). Your's/Claude's sense of humor and personality are very present which is very much appreciated because it gives it that little touch of GateDown that this story's all about. Overall the story is definitely worth reading (I rated it a 5/5!!) and as it's steadily updating there will probably not be a big lack of content any time soon. Definitely recommend to any of those who are still on the fence about reading, and extremely recommend to any anime or manga fans alike. There should be very little about the story that you can complain about, haha.