Review Detail of cluiz in This Hero is Too Curious!

I appreciate the review! Thank you very much. To answer your query as to why people don't level up much compared to the monsters and their power, it's because even the "fodder" monsters are very dangerous at low levels. The amount of experience gained versus how much you need to level up combined with how dangerous specific creatures are makes it incredibly difficult for lower level people to get started without a "jump-start" from someone of a higher level. There's a reason they're on the losing side. As for why the MC is considered a "high adventurer" ...He isn't. At least, by volume 3 he is not. At that point he's reaching the upper tier of the low. The higher tier adventurers are in the capital. That is outright stated. What would you say is "underprepared" by the way? There's only so much preparation one can do in the first place, and the MC of this novel tends to prepare as best he can. In the first 3 volumes he's fairly new at this entire situation in the first place, but that's part of character growth for him.

Info like what kinds what kind of monsters are near by and the weakeness what are the skills and jobs that would be better for him, get info from veterans advantures should be pretty easy for him, dude didn't even know about style none of their team knew that somehow

Which just goes to show me that you weren't paying attention. Styles are a rather well held adventurer secret that isn't widespread knowledge. The MC states outright multiple times that they tried to research things like monsters or adventurer information, but that simply didn't exist. The only people that could teach him those things were higher level adventurers, which brings it back to the issue that they're all at the capital. Veteran adventurers, as stated IN THE NOVEL are in the capital. It's stated time and time again. Monsters that are nearby was already told to him. He asked about it. He obtained that information. You weren't paying attention. He chose his classes and skills because that's what he wanted to do. It's not difficult to understand "Hm... What does Warrior do?" or "What does Wizard do?" They're rather self-explanatory. I think you're assuming that people are on a much higher power scale than they actually are in this novel. People above level 20 are a severe rarity. By volume 3 the MC and his party were each on the upper tier of low. That's the entire point.

I mean he could ask at the guild should definitively some lvl of info or even the kind of experience advantures, and find kind job, like bard or monk, that he didnt know about it that could help him.I mean he didn't know about how he unlocked the monk, and that is info that he could have before, and it is a class but it helped him, so it could be more class that help him like that

How does one ask about something that they don't know to ask about? You're acting as if I was going to write 30 chapters of the guy asking non-stop questions instead of getting on with the plot. When he saw the monk class was available, he asked about it, but prior to that he didn't even know it existed. He was doing just fine on his own. It's not like he was going to ask questions non-stop just because he can, that's not how PEOPLE work, let alone what people want to read about.

You don't need to make a 30 chapters about this, you just need to say that he learned this when he was searching for this kind of info and when he gets in the situation you just say that he remember reading/hearding about that,at least for the jobs with simple condition, cause it is absurd he couldn't find this kind of info. The mc is smart he should know that this kind info about class are important.He is just doing FINE when he could be doing even GREATER

A part of the world building is that the info DOESN'T exist. It's not readily available. You're talking about information being freely available to any random person despite the fact that about half of the population can't even read. You're talking about how the MC should be doing insane feats despite the fact that he's doing the literal best he can. I refuse to have exposition dumps where the MC just goes "Oh I read about this" or "Oh I heard about this" and then nullifies any challenge. There's no point to telling a story in that case unless it's 100% a comedy. This is not a 100% comedy. He obtains all the information that is pertinent to his current situation whenever he can get the chance, but he's not omniscient. He cannot and will not gather every last scrap of information on the off chance that it may be useful POSSIBLY. This is Curious Hero, not Cautious Hero. Kenji wants to know things about the world. He studies what he can and does what he can. He's only been adventuring for the better part of 2 weeks by the time of volume 3 anyways. It's not like he could find much more information than that.

As i said, not all the information, just some information, he know that there a lot of useful class and he knows some people that know this kind of stuff, he doesnt need to know everything but not ask any of that it is just weird, i mean the guild recepcionist told him about the monk class why didn't he asked more about what she knows or what she think what class could help him , but he just asked what he had and not what he could have, again you dont need to explain everything at once but he needs to want to know this kind of info, this is important and interisting i don't see why would he not be CURIUS about it.Also i don't beleive that there are no books about class but have about magic

I think the issue is you're assuming a lot of information that simply does not exist. You even said so yourself stating that you do not believe that books on magic, a fundamental law of physics in the world, exists and yet books about adventurer information does not. I understand if you are against this idea, but that is simply the case in the novel and it's explained as there simply aren't enough adventurers at high enough levels and THE MAIN CONFLICT IS FAR TOO NEW. The guild receptionist, Yimmie, knows SOME things, but she doesn't know everything. Kenji, the MC, even asks her stuff to which she replies with either a shrug or a simple "I don't know." She's not an exposition dump and Kenji knows this, hence why he doesn't bog her down with questions constantly. Kenji knew what he wanted to do. He wanted to be a frontline fighter that was capable of magic. He didn't need a huge explanation by a character to understand how to do that, especially because the classes themselves tell him what they do. You're free to have your own feelings about the novel, but your statements make it obvious that you weren't paying attention. Feel however you want, but the information is always presented. I always make sure of that. I even make sure to ask on my discord time and time again and always keep a communication channel open to any reader.

It is just this kind o knoledge should be easy to find, that is why i have mix feeling about this