Cheat Slayer is not a parody, it is a direct middle finger to self-insert isekai/fantasy. There isn't a lot to write in this review, so this is going to be a little different. The first thing is first, I'd like to go over what currently exists in this story. The story follows Lute understanding the truth behind "Reincarnates" and how they are basically low life degenerate scum. This idea alone is entirely unique and takes a self-aware issue to play within its story. The direction of the story seemed to be heading off of a ridiculous tangent, however, something along the lines of Redo Of Healer withpointless rape and rapid-fire moments of really angry characters. Considering who the characters were in terms of personality and what they have been through, it isn't entirely "bad", then again, one could counter with the pacing in the first chapter alone. Anyway, had this story continued, it may have followed on this trend of extreme angels which would have indeed made it pointless anger rather than a respectable meticulously crafted story. But that kind of information doesn't exist.

The thing that really gets me with Cheat Slayer is how it is a middle finger to the self-insert fantasy ideas. I don't mind the author's views on the genre, in fact, I would have loved to see more, so I am a little upset this never had chapter 2 and beyond see the light of day. Though, I am in no position to decide who deserves what. If you believe degenerate low lives should be wiped on the face of the earth, that is on you, I am no God. I think the author may have overstepped but this is looking at the viewpoint of the audience because I tend to not superimpose reality and fiction, so I wouldn't have minded if some "copies" were destroyed left and right via some story because someone was very angry.

Anyway, there isn't a lot to say about this one. It got cancelled, which is very unfortunate, but that happens I suppose. Just a missed opportunity.

7/10 for what it is right now, could easily be an 8 or 9 if this continued but I don't know what I have not seen.