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Kai, a cheerful and energetic 16-year-old boy, is suddenly transported to a fantasy medieval world while on his way to play soccer with his friends. Despite the initial shock, he quickly gets into trouble, stumbling into ridiculous conflicts with the locals.  

Amid the chaos, he meets Amari, a 17-year-old girl who also recently arrived in this strange world. In a chance encounter in an alley, Amari questions Kai about his origins and reveals a crucial piece of information: this world has a legendary position known as the "Emperor of the World." According to the legend, whoever collects 10 fragments of a mystical crown will be granted an audience with God himself, where they can make any wish-including returning home. Inspired by this, Kai decides he will become the Emperor and find his way back.  

Inspiration:  
Whenever I read or watched an isekai manga or anime, the protagonist was always the same: a horny, socially awkward shut-in who somehow becomes overpowered, gains a harem, and never wants to go home.  

So I thought: What if I made a "generic isekai," but instead of the protagonist being a loser weeb, he's just a funny, carefree idiot? A guy who has real friends, doesn't obsess over girls, and actually wants to return to his world?  

And thus, "This Is Not an Adventure, More Like a Misadventure" was born.  

Over time, the story evolved into more of a battle shonen, heavily inspired by One Piece and Hunter x Hunter, even though that wasn't the original plan. Despite the shift, it remains focused on comedy, with fast-paced dialogue, slapstick action, and absurd situations.  

Tone & Themes:  
While primarily a lighthearted comedy, the story also features:  
- Serious and hype battle moments  
- Expansive world-building  
- Emotional depth (exploring friendship, homesickness, and determination)  

Illustrations:
https://imgur.com/a/0Mau52r