IseGure - Isekai Cheat Musou - Ore TUEEE-kei Ikiri Tenseisha ni Kamaseinu ni sare Tsuzuketa Elite Kishi, Chou Gureru.

IseGure, written by Izumi Katsuki, emerged as part of the saturated isekai light novel and manga landscape, specifically deconstructing the popular 'Ore TUEEE' trope—a subgenre centered on overpowered protagonists who dominate their new worlds without struggle. The narrative follows an elite knight who, after being treated as a secondary character or a stepping stone by a stereotypical cheat-ability protagonist, undergoes a cynical transformation. It serves as a satirical commentary on the repetitive power fantasies common in contemporary web-novel trends.

The series is characterized by its meta-fictional approach, positioning itself as a critique of the genre's typical power dynamics. By focusing on the perspective of the side character who is discarded by the 'hero,' the work highlights the exhaustion many readers feel toward one-dimensional protagonists. The design and narrative direction aim to subvert expectations, shifting from a typical adventure story into a darker, character-driven tale of bitterness and recalibration.