What an excellent social experiment it is. It involves witnessing the reactions of readers as they read an idiotic and poorly written manga. What? You are implying that this is not a social experiment? Does this mean someone didn't deliberately write a manga this bad? No way, right? The story begins similarly to any other cheat skill story: our character gets a cheat skill, but because no one can figure out how to utilize it, it is deemed trash. Our protagonist became a target for bullying. Two years later, and still the situation remains unchanged. Until he sees by chance that his SP is abnormally high,where comes the first thing that doesn't make sense. How does one go about ignoring a thing so obvious to witness, that too for 2 years? Unbeleivable. After discovering his new found power, he swears revenge on the people who tormented him and then... 5 years later. What the hell? What is the author thinking by introducing two huge time skips in the first chapter? Even after a 5-year time jump, he is not even able to barely use his skill.

And I'd like to know about Japan's fixation with slavery. Because, oh man, he had possibly negligible intelligence for doing what he did, he voluntarily became a slave! All for a lousy skill stone that he could have simply obtained by stealing. How much of a law-follower are you? It looks like Japan's average IQ is artificially inflated, cause how does one write a story this bad?

Art isn't particularly good; average at best. Characters are our protagonist, who has now become a slave to his master, Nina. Both of them are uninteresting. Our MC is simply your average fantasy figure, and Nina is equally average, who I'm sure will be conveniently revealed as some kind of princess from some kingdom.

Just don't read it. There are much better things to read out there.