@Liquidxlax Yeah, the prequel's pace was really slow at the start and then escalated very quickly near the end. For the sequel though, I think it feels empty, not because of the lack of the stories, but because it got axed so quickly before the author could even start to develop and unfold the plots, which I consider a wasted opportunity.
It's also difficult for me understand how the publisher can decide the series's popularity solely based on the sales of the physical copies when the series was majorly published online for online subscribers. Of course many readers who can just read the manga online through the subscription would feel no need to buy tankobon.
It's also difficult for me understand how the publisher can decide the series's popularity solely based on the sales of the physical copies when the series was majorly published online for online subscribers. Of course many readers who can just read the manga online through the subscription would feel no need to buy tankobon.