She could be dead though. We saw the author kill several named characters at the start of the Pansylvania arc who’d had just as much (if not more) development as this woman had.
As long as it goes back to Alan and his magical cancer is cured I’m okay with it being some sort of time loop shenanigans or the ilk. I want Alan to be able to live out his life (even if it’s a turbulent one) with his wife and kid and be a good father. We don’t see too many of those in manga so...
… a car. In the forest. Over rough terrain. With no roads or even dirt paths. That’s the single most retarded idea I’ve heard in regards to traveling in a fantasy world.
This has gone from one of the only manga I’ve actually bought physica copies of to one of my least anticipated reads with how poorly the plot is being handled. Does anyone know anything about why the LN author quit?
This would also explain the “curse”’s name, The Blessing of The End.
It makes me glad when the pieces start falling into place and we can see the bigger picture even if it’s not the full picture.
Agreed. If he’d had more time to plan things out I think he’d have done a better job. To be fair though, I’ve read a lot of series where the story isn’t even this good with pacing or planning so I’ll give him some props for that.