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@Tradwel @Zero13 Not to be a stickler but that's not right. While volume 1 did ~20-21k in 6 days, volume 2 did slightly better but in half the time (3d). Volume 3's barely been out three weeks and estimates have it selling just under 40k after 3d and roughly 70-74k in 10d, the increase likely...

@CronaDarklight I responded to a comment implying Frieren was in danger of getting axed. I wasn't talking about its general popularity (especially on a wider scale) at all. A series from outside the magazine on a larger and more popular platform doesn't really have anything to do with Frieren's...

Delete, made a mistake.

@aitak I didn't take offense with your question so don't worry and I'm sorry if I came off harshly. It's more Sorry for the long comment.

@Syanindita This isn't the first time I've seen someone say this and it bugs me to no end. The reality is that for a series running in Weekly Shounen Sunday, Frieren actually does very well, especially considering it's coming from a relatively new author + artist with no real name recognition...

@aitak Not to be rude but you bothered to put a strikethrough yet couldn't bother spoiler tagging that?

@Mikuyi Spoiler tag this please. And

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@yuzuyuzu Depends on what you're looking for. This is one of the few isekai with a modern setting so on paper, that already makes it stand out from most of the genre. The story itself is also more slice of life in nature (which, again, makes it different from others in the genre) and is broken...

@Mochimon Jooin doesn't have to care about the hypothetical five people. He also doesn't care about the life of the dude he's pushing off the overpass. The point is that he doesn't care about any of them and is simply taking the utilitarian approach to the problem, believing that the superior...

Lmao I'm disappointed they took out the comedic exchange right after Jooin says he recorded everything in the novel. Ruda was like, "WTF, are all the Four Heavenly Kings nuts or something!?" While running off, Jooin replied, "Don't say that, I feel bad for Jiho!" Ruda's reaction was just "So...

Not that it wasn't before, but this chapter makes it even more obvious why Himmel made all those sad smiles in the early chapters. He was cognizant of not only the difference in their feelings, but also the difference in their lifespans. Himmel did the classic proposal of getting down on one...

How does Himmel keep outdoing himself? I've never seen a more heroic chivalrous covert pervert chad than Himmel. He really is the GOAT hero. This chapter killed me for an entirely different reason from the Sein recruitment chapter.

@blazing_daze You picked a very poor example to compare this to. Superhero films like the Marvel and DC movies try and capture the essence of the characters and basic narrative ideas and use them as the base of their adaptations, but they aren't trying to make literal 1-to-1 adaptations of the...

@blazing_daze Except it very much still is the beginning because this story is long as fuck. It's adapted from a novel series that's 15 volumes long and this is still in volume 3. Literally not even 1/5 of the way through the story. The whole thing is meant to be a slow burn right down to the...

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@perxeus I think Jooin and Ruda won't be hurt by having that conversation cut short because the chapter ended with them talking so they'll get the chance to show what they're like here (and the conversatiom might be brought up here instead) but it kind of robbed Jiho of some subtle...

I love Jiho's POV. In a world of clichés, he lampshades them like he's leaning on the fourth wall. Kind of like Dani, but way calmer and more snarky. I'm kind of bummed they cut Jiho & Jooin's conversation short from the novel as

@winterflower18 Yes, the novel is about 15 volumes long so it's a very slow burn. Every character gets their time to shine and develop. The manhwa isn't going to finish for years but at least it takes relatively short breaks between seasons compared to other series.

@winterflower18 This story is long AF and the manhwa's only at the beginning. Unlike most series in this genre, Inso's Law is practically built on character development but it's slow and gradual. Dani will have development - same with her friends - but it's going to take time. I feel like there...