Comments of The Wrong Way to use Healing Magic

Two guys and a girl get transported to another world to save it from the demon king. The girls has lighting magic, one guy has light magic, and the other has healing magic. The healer guy gets dragged off by a healer because there are currently only three healers and healing magic is so rare.

a real gem. comedic. female armour that isnt absolutely awful and sexualising. a lot of genuinely good people.

very promising yet it have undeveloped characters we will wait hell until we get fully developed characters why they stared the main characters with no development obviously we will have to wait update after update until the real action begins

Interesting...but if you ignore that its healing magic it just comes across as another power, a 'realistic' one albeit through pure body training...I still like it though. Healer classes can indeed solo maps if they have enough atk lmao. It's fun to see this in an isekai. It's different from shield hero as the people here actually support MC and work as a team.
Every time I read this I can't help but hear tf2's 'MEDIC!' shout in my head.

Yesss!! Usato-san time to show who is the real Boss here!! Kill that Bitchhh!!! Btw TQ for update

Came here after watching the anime

got bored like half way through lol

I rlly like the concept, it's interesting but the newer chaps are all annoying and play to the cliches, which ig is the reason but still.

Also the fucking halfie bitch in the recent chapters is making me want to drop it ffs

all of that chapters just for a shitty familiar? dropped at ch 39

The story is dope even though it uses a lot of the same tropes and themes. The characters feel more unique than in the average isekai, which is definitely a plus point for this one. Nonetheless I do feel icky about the way some of the problems are dealt with. Without trying to spoiler anything: there is a situation in which a very common theme happens which is entirely unhealthy and gives an example of how not to treat a situation. A person who wronged someone else doesn't take accountability or responsibility for their actions anf neither is it demanded by the other characters which i view as extremely problematic. This shows how Japanese manga often treat these problems. Just because a person forgives another, doesn't mean they are free of responsibility for what they have done nor does a background story rectify their actions. To be clear: I'm not complaining about a person, wronging another, I am complaining about the way this situation is resolved without ever showing that a person has to take accountability making it seem like their actions were insignificant.

Is this really a harem?

Read the first 2 chapters, and it’s cliche asfk. Characters are super flat and the dialogues are mediocre. Doesn’t address the issue of missing family and friends at ALL, they just straight dive into training and act like they’re at a summer camp in the next town over. The story doesn’t have to have deep angst, but the lack of introspection for the events that transpired (isekai into new world without a way to go back) is irritating. Also the art is very plain.
The MC suddenly becoming talented and the author not showing his growth is also bad writing. Readers are informed of his growth only via journal entries over a span of 1-3 pages…like wtf? Zero effort for character development, world-building and story immersion.