[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1 Introduction: While returning home after working late-night overtime, Eizo rescues a cat and is hit by a truck. The cat seemed to be some kind of god, and in return, Eizo was given the skills he desired and reincarnated in another world.
Wishing to "live off his hobby of making things," Eizo immediately makes a knife using his production skills, starting with blacksmithing, and - voila - a bundle of straw is cut. An entire stand.
It seems that what...
So Much Potential for the Story, but Barely Explored in This Volume
Entertainment: I had high hopes after reading the prologue, which finally brought up the Demon Queen again, a character briefly mentioned at the start of Volume 1. I thought we’d finally get more information about her, expanding the story’s depth, but sadly, that excitement was short-lived. The volume is divided into three distinct sections, and while each part starts with a promising premise, it quickly veers into mundane, overly detailed descriptions of daily life without diving into any t