We start a story with an extremely well-built relationship with Lefi, which devolve into a half-ass convenience savior harem with the wolf girl and the ship girl. Lefi is stronger and her 'romantic challenge' - whatever that dragon dude name was - was also giving MC a hard time. Neil keep getting the same strong hero - stronger opponent - sike MC is even stronger and come to save the day - romance the fuck out of that loli trope. Until her character is well explored and MC would actually have to do 'more' than walking around like a human nuke to make the relationship meaningful, I feel like it is understandable that some hate is waranted.I don't understand how people could hate Nell SHE'S SUCH AN ANGEL
I mean it IS more than that. First of ... some races in that world like if the partner is strong for example Lyuu (the wolf girl). Others want a loving person etc.We start a story with an extremely well-built relationship with Lefi, which devolve into a half-ass convenience savior harem with the wolf girl and the ship girl. Lefi is stronger and her 'romantic challenge' - whatever that dragon dude name was - was also giving MC a hard time. Neil keep getting the same strong hero - stronger opponent - sike MC is even stronger and come to save the day - romance the fuck out of that loli trope. Until her character is well explored and MC would actually have to do 'more' than walking around like a human nuke to make the relationship meaningful, I feel like it is understandable that some hate is waranted.
Well, it's not like he won't do that when she returns on vacations or whenever she's got time."It's gonna be so much fun!"
This is bullshit. It's like someone's taking the best from one thing and the worst from another, compares them, and calls it a fair comparison. I wouldn't really call anything in this story "extremely well-built"; it's a fun story to read, but it's not exactly peak fiction. Calling something half-assed just because you don't like it is a half-assed opinion, because it's based on a half-assed understanding of the story. And there is no "ship girl".We start a story with an extremely well-built relationship with Lefi, which devolve into a half-ass convenience savior harem with the wolf girl and the ship girl.
So you want the exact same progression for all characters. That's shallow copy pasta writing. We have AI for that now.Lefi is stronger and her 'romantic challenge' - whatever that dragon dude name was - was also giving MC a hard time. Neil keep getting the same strong hero - stronger opponent - sike MC is even stronger and come to save the day - romance the fuck out of that loli trope.
Please read the manga and don't skip everything not including Lefi before saying something like that. Nell's character is well explored.Until her character is well explored
Most hate is just bitching about Lefi not being focused on. And if that's all you want, better stop reading, because you're going to get disappointed.some hate is waranted.
Agree to that. Lefi is another typical harem trope where you see some strong but dumb creature and feed them and they go waifu. What I meant was relationship with Lefi is much, much more nuanced and explored. The dynamics is as balanced as you can expect from a 3rd-tier manga, have their ups and downs, and is unique in the context of the manga.This is bullshit. It's like someone's taking the best from one thing and the worst from another, compares them, and calls it a fair comparison. I wouldn't really call anything in this story "extremely well-built"; it's a fun story to read, but it's not exactly peak fiction. Calling something half-assed just because you don't like it is a half-assed opinion, because it's based on a half-assed understanding of the story. And there is no "ship girl".
Which is the point for Neil. She has the exact same progression as other harem members, which is that they are in trouble, MC swoop over with overwhelming power and save them at absolutely no cost to him, and they dedicate their lives to loving him. At least the sheep girl have her own quirk which is being discount Chitanda Eru. Neil is written as a hero who wants to protect people, but the only dynamic she has with MC is being a saved princess.So you want the exact same progression for all characters. That's shallow copy pasta writing. We have AI for that now.
After getting summoned, how did she get strong? How did she train and struggle? Why did she want to become this archtypical hero who sacrifice to save people? What is her personal struggle, rather than the plot struggle?Nell's character is well explored.
we're just basically up to day, 81.2 just came out a week ago so it's about the right timing for them to not have it readynot a huge update but i will take it. did it get dangerous to unleash full chapters on the lately?
I don't agree with that. The difference isn't large at all, and I'm not even sure which way it points. It's a different dynamic, like all of them.What I meant was relationship with Lefi is much, much more nuanced and explored.
That's rather reductive. Him swooping in and saving Nell has very little to do with their romantic progress. But it's much more informative of how she sees herself as a hero and the actions she takes.Which is the point for Neil. She has the exact same progression as other harem members, which is that they are in trouble, MC swoop over with overwhelming power and save them at absolutely no cost to him, and they dedicate their lives to loving him.
That's a garage sale statement, run by a temp worker from out of town. Even with how deeply ingrained her curiosity is in her, it's not even her main character trait. She's far more the one who keeps the household holding up. Even her scientific reasoning is different from Chitanda. She's also got no romantic progress.At least the sheep girl have her own quirk which is being discount Chitanda Eru.
My answer stands as before.After getting summoned, how did she get strong? How did she train and struggle? Why did she want to become this archtypical hero who sacrifice to save people? What is her personal struggle, rather than the plot struggle?
She got the most panel time so far, but her character is this cycle of getting helped by MC while self-inserting nerds have their weekly fix of overpowered hero complex and hormones.
Nell has quite a sense of Duty and wont settle for stuff like that, which should be clear in this chapter alone.Why don't they just go with the tale like.....
"Hero sacrafies herself with Demon Lord and after that no one ever won't see her again"
~~~THE END~~~
First of her name is NELL with double L and not NEIL. Sorry needed to say that because you do is wrong so often and even when the replies write it right you still write it wrong.Which is the point for Neil.
The start shows that you never paid attention to the whole thing at all, ignore that she is maybe a wife but still a side character and not the main character, so many things like her training are not 100% shown. But we still see enough of her determination.After getting summoned, how did she get strong? How did she train and struggle? Why did she want to become this archtypical hero who sacrifice to save people? What is her personal struggle, rather than the plot struggle?
She got the most panel time so far, but her character is this cycle of getting helped by MC while self-inserting nerds have their weekly fix of overpowered hero complex and hormones.
Fax my brother spit your shit indeedSmother her indeed.