How do we keep him relatable?' 'What if someone else steals the credit?' Enforced: 'Well, our hero saved the world.Averted: Bob lives up to his heroic reputation.Zig Zagged: Nobody is really sure how much of Bob's reputation is based in reality, and how much of it is lies not even Bob himself.Parodied: The falseness of Bob's reputation is blatantly obvious, but nobody ever figures it out.until the situation gets bad, and he decides Screw This, I'm Outta Here. Bob was pretending to be a fake hero as part of Trickster Mentor shenanigans, he's actually a hero.Alternatively, while Bob isn't as heroic as his reputation, he always assists the true heroes using his fame.Bob starts off as a Fake Ultimate Hero, but ultimately grows into a true hero.Despite all the build-up the story gives him, Emperor Evulz goes down rather easily and is considered a Fake Ultimate Villain by the fanbase who seem him as anticlimatic.Bob is an infamous villain, but he's never done anything truly evil.Bob is a Hero with Bad Publicity who constantly performs heroic deeds while getting absolutely no public acknowledgment for them.Even if he were to come clean about his lack of heroism, his fans would rather cling to the myths anyway, so he might as well roll with it while it lasts. Bob can't exactly control how the public sees him.Bob is set up as a public hero by the government/media despite his lack of qualifications in order to give the public an inspirational role model.It was really more like five feet tall, and he really just scared it off. He's said to have slain a twenty-foot-tall dragon. Downplayed: Bob's heroic deeds were easier and less impressive than everyone thinks.Exaggerated: Bob is a Dirty Coward who ran away from every battle he's been in, but everyone thinks he's the biggest hero in the army.Straight: Bob gets public credit for heroic deeds he never actually performed.You'll have fun reading this as I have.Basic Trope: Everyone thinks a character is The Hero, but their reputation is grossly inflated. It's all fun and games one second and death and killing the other. And I actually like the harem and the vampire girl, the companionship they show in this book is like no other. The abilities Lutz get are also really good. I also love the start of this book, it was so good. This was a really good addition, and I loved it all the way through. The characters also have a really unique personality, almost reminding me of an anime, all characters have there own quirkiness and keep it throughout this book. the character progression is good, the world building and detail is also really good. most isekais are written like k-dramas but this one isn't, it's a good part of both worlds of fantasy. he gets alot stronger and gets more companions in the process, another strengths of this book is you can call this book a isekai. one of my last complaints was the Mc didn't get much stronger in the 3rd book, but it all smooths out in this book. The abilities are unique and the Mc gets more of said abilities in this book. The fights are very detailed and awesome. There is alot of fighting in this book, it's personally one of my favorite parts of this book. The first part of this book and the opening chapters are Lutz and his companions going too there first dungeon and conquering it.

A false hero