Tsuihou sareta Cheat Fuyo Majutsushi wa Kimama na Second Life wo Ouka suru. Ore wa Buki dake ja Naku, Arayuru Mono ni "Kyouka Point" wo Fuyo Dekiru shi, Ore no Ishi de Itsudemo Kouka wo Kaijo Dekiru kedo, Nokotta Hitotachi Daijoubu?

Meet Rain Garland — an enchanter whose entire job is buffing his guild's equipment with enhancement magic. He's basically the support class everyone takes for granted — until the guild decides they don't need him anymore and kicks him out. Their reasoning? All the gear is already enhanced enough. Cool, thanks for the years of work, buddy. But here's where it gets interesting: Rain can pull back all the mana he's invested. So he drains every piece of equipment in the guild dry, dumps all that power into a random copper sword, and watches it hit 10,000 enhancement points. The guy who couldn't fight now has the most broken weapon in existence. What follows is Rain starting fresh as an adventurer, picking up allies along the way — a knight named Lily and a noble's daughter, Martina, who's got hero potential. The dynamic between them keeps things fun without dragging into harem territory. The real draw here is Rain's power system. He doesn't just enhance weapons; he can buff basically anything and revoke those buffs whenever he wants. Meanwhile, his old guild is slowly realizing how screwed they are without him. P.A. Works is handling production, which means this should look genuinely good — they don't phone it in visually. If you liked the power fantasy angle of I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World or the "kicked out and thriving" setup from stuff like Summoned to Another World... Again?, this hits that same satisfying itch. It's comfort food fantasy with a clever twist on support-class revenge.