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You'd be bette off reading wuxia, then

Kinda feels like a chapter went missing, weird pacing. And yeah, the (human) king thing...Pretty inexcusable, some really weird arse writing there.

These things should be illegal

Chapter 1 ia good, for all intents and purposes. But, this is an adaptation. This is likely a promotional manga, and will die after 10-ish chapters.

Honestly, this story didn't need the whole "My previous party are evil and they suffer without me puhuhu" bullshit. Leave the revenge wanks to the Chinese, just focus on how hard working and dedicated the MC is to keep going forward. That's the real focus of these stories.

Do you...? A character with low def is usually designed to be squeeshy, like mage, archer, rogue, etc. If they are not balanced for def, they usually are meant to dodge attacks, or just not expect to take any directly (skills to prevent dmg). Putting on a shield on such a character is a huge...

More than anything, this mango shows that if you can write solid leading characters, then it doesn't matter how tired your tropes are. I really enjoy how confident and goal-orientated the MC is, I can't stand MCs who 90% of the time rub their neck, and for the rest 10% suddenly shift into...

The joke is that it doesn't make sense in any way you look at it. Characters with low def do not take up tank positions. You'd normally want to boost the stats thst are already really good (agility, attack, magic) -- also, a shield and magic-attacks don't have anything in common. That bit is...

What a waste of a chapter. We already know everything that happened here, other than the yuri. If I wanted to read that shit I'd go fap to a doujin, ffs.

"A shield,..,a weapon used by characters with low defense, and used for magic attacks." Uhh, what? :u

Kinda wanted to see what kind of spell the MC would conjure to bust open the sanctuary, I had something more gurren-lagann in mind. Oh well :u

Oh, wow, they're really going for 90s romance comedy cliches, here? Stopping them last moment at the airport? :u I liked the history but c'mon man, adults don't behave like this shit. Not every decision is impulsive and reactionary. The MC already made his choice to pursue her, and then backed...

Gotta say, I dislike this type of drama. For a long while it felt like the author tried to push w/e to keep the chapters engaging, but melodrama ain't my cup of tea. I avoid that shit in my personal life like the plague. Not just the elf pursuing a man who's unapproachable, also the dragon's...

"Thank you all for keeping my restaurant open for me while I was away!! To reward you, let's leave the restaurant, closed with nobody to attend to it!" author plz just let the mc be a chef stop dragging him off

A pretty big leap from "this isn't a regular owl?" to: "It is a godbeast, divine incarnate".

There's still a part of me that's upset, that my response to seeing an update from this series being "oh hell yeah!" It's such a basic arse story, one of many, but it keeps doing it right consistently. Incoming beast-god or w/e arc :v

Yeah, the banter was really forced. It just wasted the chapter. It would've been preferable if they had over the top interactions with the local characters (the hotel staff...They didn't even make use of the fact they're in a 5+++ star hotel...), and have them react to their absurd training.

It truly is quite remarkable, how the entire story is essentially setting up a problem, and then info dumping asspulled gameplay mechanics, lore, items, etc, to resolve the problem. Nothing much about the characters, living in the world, or any other personal connection. This is a "What if.."...

"You idiot, it's all your fault! You were supposed to die!" I don't think I've ever seen such a blatant admit of villainy in these type of comics before. That's pretty wild, but what's even more crazy, is that the "Hero" didn't immediately snap back with: "What the fuck do you mean it's my fault...

This has the breath of really old anime, in that -- it has a really strong pilot episode, the premise seems cool and the world building feels genuine and well thought-of -- and then, never-ending school arc that episodically centers on a different character here and there, i.e: FILLERS. This...