I know it's supposed to be a fluffy romance and all. But how does an engaged couple not know their "real" version of themselves? I can't buy the though of being in a long lasting relationship with someone and they still putting a front because they're somehow (?) still afraid of being vulnerable...
Bruh, that's exactly what I'm talking about, if it was just about temptation then it's clearly only his fault that he broke his rule, which doesn't make sense on why he acted that way with Ekoda (she literally said that she made him angry and he says that she shouldn't project his father on...
Then it's pretty much still rape. Ekoda had sex with him when he didn't want to because he made a promise to his father, that literally characterizes as rape regardless if he did feel atracted to her or not. It's even dumber because if it was only about the ironclad rule, then he didn't have any...
Ok, now this makes him getting awkward and mad over Ekoda make not any fucking sense. Author simply doesn't give a fuck about what he's writting.
Honestly, just turn this manga into porn. It would be more reasonable.
Why always a Katana when the setting is cleary european? It doesn't even make sense here, wouldn't a greatsword fit more if he's supposed to be a muscle brain?
Because Author needs to put the MC in action.
The problem is, someone like MC IRL has no actual interest in other people, so they would never actually agree to help with this kind of bullshit and never put themselves in this position to begin with.
The author wanted to make a character based...
Ugh... Author's love for aircraft and guns is so fucking overbearing. I can't take any of the combat or dangerous situations in this manga seriously when the enemies are just using conventional close-combat medieval weapons while he's using an entire arsenal of modern weaponry, it's just so...
Sasuga knows how to keep shit interesting, but damn is she bad at writting male characters lol. They're literally all the same wimpy sensitive cowards and then MC gets frustrated because there's other seemingly more composed male character that starts to flirt with their girlfriend.
It's literally so fucking dumb, author is dragging this out in such an uninteresting way.
I actually though this manga would have some considerable thought out character development when I read the first two chapters since the characters relationship problems seemed interesting, but all these...
Yeah, that's why I said that he was more experienced. But in fantasy stories, usually overpowered abilities win most of the time even if the user is a newbie. I expected him to get heavily ambushed here by them.
I'm actually kinda surprised here, although Walm is experienced and more mature than the heroes, he made them look like light work. Hoping to see the aftermath, this manga takes a bit from berserk as a dark fantasy, which I quite like.
Is the anime ahead of the manga?
Also, if so, how long does it take in the novel until mc starts to be better developed? Because it's becoming kinda tiring to watch him being an "errand boy" all the time and just going with the flow.