The Dropout Exorcist Becomes the Strongest After Returning from Another World

Title: The Dropout Exorcist Becomes the Strongest After Returning from Another World
Romanji Title: Ochikobore Taimashi wa Isekai Kaeride Saikyou to Naru
JP Title: 落ちこぼれ退魔師は異世界帰りで最強となる

Story Synopsis:

The dropout exorcist who returned from another world become invincible in his original world.

Born into a clan renowned for producing the strongest exorcists, Hoshimori Shinya lacked the talent expected as a practitioner, he was branded a dropout, an incompetent and a defective product.

But one day, a god from another world summoned him to a different world.

After spending four years there, he obtained overwhelming power and helped save that world while fighting alongside with the Hero before he returned to his original world. With all of the power that he had amassed.

However that was only the beginning of a new story.

Upon returning, Shinya throws himself into battle once more, this time as an exorcist.


Raw: https://kakuyomu.jp/works/16817330657396674802

Part 1: Return Arc
Prologue
Chapter 1: Return
Chapter 2: The Aftermath and a New Incident
Chapter 3: Hino Akane
Chapter 4: Encounter
Chapter 5: Joining the Fight
Chapter 6: Overpowering
Chapter 7: Covert Machinations
Chapter 8: Dinner Together
Chapter 9: Adversaries
Chapter 10: Trampling and a Trap
Chapter 11: Trump Card


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