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I do agree with you, some parts dragged on way too long. I only appreciated the thief arc in its entirety, cause it was pretty cool character development. But the journey to get there was a little dull and stretched out. WN is kind of like the author's testing grounds in a sense, and it usually...

Before reading the rest of the WN, my immediate reaction was the same as yours. I thought Akira was being super petty about some minor thief on the streets when he can just make that 100k back so easily in a single mission. But this goes deeper than just money. Shiori is a different case...

I feel the same way, the WN did an excellent job explaining why he went to such extremes to get his revenge. Honestly speaking, I felt that the ending was super satisfying and it was actually worth the frustration of getting pickpocketed; it really developed his character. Short explanation of...

Kind of wished they followed the WN, the way it was resolved was much more satisfying.

If you think about he's had a few years of training/live combat experience? (not really since he ends up ejecting at the start), so getting beat by a newbie makes him look like a joke. Which he already is, just that even in side stories he's getting flamed 🤣

@B1L0 The manga skips over a lot of his training I think, so it does seem like it's been a shorter timeframe? If that's what you're trying to get at, correct me if I'm wrong. I'll have to reread the wn to clarify, I don't recall him kicking a shell. Yes it doesn't prevent physical harm, which...

@B1L0 Look, I get what you're saying. But he's not just using your run of the mill drugs. Let's also not forget that he's been undergoing some pretty heavy training that they've attempted to show without boring readers, which should have strengthened his body. As for why they did it, it's...

There's factories with infinite supply simply because no one knows where they're getting it from, it's old world tech (not to mention it's too dangerous for anyone to actually discover and take over those factories, much less figure out where they're getting their resources from). And it's also...