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Does anyone recall In which chapter was it revealed that Allen had a "breakthrough talent"? (it showed up in this chap at page 21). I naturally assume it means he can go past level 60, but I can't recall it was ever brought up before.

The oneshot was better than the actual story :v Tho the only thing that bothered me with this concept, is that -- while their bones get harder, I don't think their skin and blood vessels get stronger, too. That means every time he punches a wall, it should rain blood.

Quite a few moments in the story made no sense, like how they figured out they can restrain Fukami, but they didn't take away his wristwatch in case his mask gets removed. And the cyborg-chief was a bit much, as well. You'd need to justify that kind of character so bloody much, in order to have...

According to this link: https://www.usnews.com/news/national/articles/2008/09/25/the-secret-of-how-the-titanic-sunk It actually was an iceberg. It just didn't go down as dramatically as the movie depicted it. Essentially, the summary points out that the Titanic hit a few icebergs, and started...

I wish I could find more works like this. Tis was a pleasant read. If anyone got any recs bomb my inbox, lel. Go read Dorohedoro, if you haven't already. Nitty-gritty, quasi-realistic art style -- but it is a bit more "lighthearted" than this manga, for sure.

Well that was pretty weak... I was expecting more of a gung-ho tomboy who'd hit on the MC, rather than being a fragile girl who'd moan the moment a man would give her his approval. I guess that's the type of women this writer is going for. 'Guess this manga wasn't that great either way, but...

Here we go. I saw the abs on the cover and came to read for em' :v

So you're suggesting that the veins are flowing like a river, in one particular direction -- so it's possible to pull things along the current, but going against the current requires a certain method that they currently do not have. Perhaps. I don't feel like that was said outright, or even...

....Man, I literally don't remember anything about this manga. It seems like 4 months is a long time. I suddenly appreciate these "Last time, on..." segments in anime.

So we kinda learnt the motivation behind the Tower, although it feels like it conflicts with the story overall. On one hand, they want to use the dragon-veins as transportation. To do so, apparently, they summoned the MC, through the dragon veins. But on the other hand...They do know how to...

That was anything but fast. That backstory takes so long to be over with it's more than 2 chapters long. The MC has been making cliffhangers left and right nonstop. And then he has the gall to say: "wait. Let's continue this story later, over there.."

A bit of brevity goes a long way. I too enjoy my stupid isekai stories, and I liked your grilled cheese metaphor, but I honestly would not put so much thought into something like this.

Well, nobody is surprised about the cookie-cutter plot -- what is surprising is that the boy is clearly competent, yet they still make absolutely no personal judgement. I.E: The way it is written made the whole chapter seem absolutely stupid. I mean, can a person who has 0 magic power, can even...

You're missing everything. That was not that type of a story. The MC directly chose hell-mode to have the best adventure-mode lifestyle he could get. Who'd even pick "impossible difficulty permadeath" while wanting to chill around? The MC wants to go to the battlefield, defeat the demons, and...

Good riddance. So much angst and self-doubting monologues that went nowhere.

To the people disagreeing with me, I want to remind you a plot point in which a higher-up in human society was the one who "created" Crown to begin with. Stating that human-demon-conflict was the best end-result. While integration of demons into human society is on route, so is the attempt to...

No kidding. I don't know what the author was smoking when he thought that having a cutesy story be introduced by slavery and threats of grave abuse and death. She is literally depicted as a product, in a world everyone but the prince sees her as a product. Personally, I am not vibing with that..

I know that this is basically a lit-RPG, I accept the notion of "levels" and "skillz", but every time these sort of stories use such blatant game mechanics in their stories, I cringe inside. This isn't a smidgen of a living world anymore, just an actual video game. The only story I saw that...

Tbf, he's not wrong. Demons are immensely dangerous to every living creature, including themselves, which is why they were never united thus far. Only under the human threat, and ironically, using them as a model of sort, did they manage to properly group together. Forming their own nation, and...