The MC didn‘t do a 180. He was fucked in the head from the very start of this webtoon. Reread the story and you will easily see all the (more or less) subtle cues. He just finally snapped and revealed his true self that was hidden behind the typical Shounen MC image. It‘s excellent writing.I came upon his story and after reading in all in one day this really fell off hard. The story took a complete turn for the worst with barely any consistency. Not only did it switch from the main premise of the story but the MC does a 180 and becomes the biggest piece of trash he hated the most. I don’t know if the author is doing this to set up for a redemption but it won’t be able to be done properly without feeling like trash and the other characters from his previous school just feel like small scapegoats to fuel how much the MC changed. They have no value at all and could be done so much better especially the girl who’s in love with him.
"the MC does a 180 and becomes the biggest piece of trash he hates the most."I came upon his story and after reading in all in one day this really fell off hard. The story took a complete turn for the worst with barely any consistency. Not only did it switch from the main premise of the story but the MC does a 180 and becomes the biggest piece of trash he hated the most. I don’t know if the author is doing this to set up for a redemption but it won’t be able to be done properly without feeling like trash and the other characters from his previous school just feel like small scapegoats to fuel how much the MC changed. They have no value at all and could be done so much better especially the girl who’s in love with him.
Mostly the problem with his health and all of the hiatus but, this whole part is more to show the background of FC3 that's involved with the tunnels if you've actually read you will know how this all goes around to jjt' father and the vale tudo, as a tool for jjt is for his development in skill because he will need to know how to fight crazy people like this when he gets to FC3, and as a tool for the plot it helps to create world building to know how all the dark things happen outside of the law. It's an incredible read if you reread and it pays off really good but that's if you actually want to reread and understand it.I've started to just glaze over the last dozen or so chapters. It's like the Author lost the plot because it went from a Summer Vacation training arc to... Whatever the fuck this is. If it wasn't for the MC still being named Jiu, I wouldn't realize this was the same story from 20 chapters ago. They went full Pumpkin Night with this.
Basically, for a manga named Fight Class, there's not much of a Class at this point.![]()
Its fully translated up to the latest chapter in english on the fightclass3 subreddit, its just not posted hereIf you want to see more of the scans, at least.
Change it to Brazilian (Br) language.
The English team have abandoned this.
The Manga/book version? Or the Webtoon. Because I am talking about book version, I don't see that anywhere there.Its fully translated up to the latest chapter in english on the fightclass3 subreddit, its just not posted here
It's T1 manhwa/ga btw. The rest of the story has had a dark tone since the beginning. Maria is a constant reminder.The MC didn‘t do a 180. He was fucked in the head from the very start of this webtoon. Reread the story and you will easily see all the (more or less) subtle cues. He just finally snapped and revealed his true self that was hidden behind the typical Shounen MC image. It‘s excellent writing.
….unlike the rest of the story. That one really jumped the shark, I agree. What a shame, this had unironically the potential to be one of the best fighting stories in manga/manhwa history. But the author crashed this beautiful beast hard ever since chapter ~90. No idea what happend. Maybe some meta-play and the author also got fucked in the head? lol
It wasn't slow, I'll presume that you had seen the edits on TikTok and just wanted to get to the hype moments. The tournament arc was doing it's thing. It explained the school corruption, history, culture (which includes the Vale Tudo which is connected to Jiu Dae-Gak which is who Ji-Tae and Maria need to kill, thus thickening the plot), depthened the side characters, showed us some character dynamics, hinted at Ji-Tae's mental instability and growth and helped Ji-Tae grow and progressed the tournament which serves as a big help to Ji-Tae even before the tunnel arc-etc. The philosophy fits very naturally. O-Jin and Hyun-Gul's discussions characterise Jiu Ji-Tae, and it isn't overdone at all. There's even characters with philosophy earlier on. How is it forced? It's psychologically real. He was at his lit at his breaking point, had a mental breakdown which was shown and developed a new coping mechanism after the alleyway fight. The author just used a literary technique and showed the two other parts of his mental breakdown later on. The whole point is that his character in the beginning of the tunnel arc up until his awakening is him subconsciously acting the exact opposite of how he feels. He self-loathes not self-deprecates. Fight Class 3 negs Lookism.I had high hopes for this manhwa since it was greatly hyped up. I finished until end of season one (chap 111~), and I’d say this is a whole dumpster fire of a manhwa.. The start of the manhwa was really slow, up until chap 60. I do not know if the novel just wanted to take its time introducing the story and its characters, the nature of the story, but it really does not need 60 whole chapters to do so. I also don’t quite enjoy the novel getting really philosophical near the end of season one. I do like philosophical novels, but it has little to no place to squeeze in a manhwa like this. They could have established this very early on, I came across this manhwa thinking it was about fighting 😭. Do not get me wrong, this very late shift in concept could have been done well, like in AoT, but it shouldnt have been overdone to this degree. Although, I do commend the author’s ability to write good background characters, like the “man-whore” guy, as well as a fairly well done mc, granted we have not shown him being rebuilt yet, and redeeming himself. He has been a piece of shit for a good 30 chapters. I understand that the story would get dark as the chapters go on. However this darkness feels forced. The Jitae from the alley fight was way too different from the Jitae that those guys at the tunnel entrace. They could have atleast shown a turning point in between those two events which broke him in some way. I can only understand where his anger comes from, which stems from his self-deprecation. FC3 has potential, could have been something like lookism, but. I will not be continuing this manhwa. not that it matters to anyone but myself.
The tone was always there and the plot is still there.I've started to just glaze over the last dozen or so chapters. It's like the Author lost the plot because it went from a Summer Vacation training arc to... Whatever the fuck this is. If it wasn't for the MC still being named Jiu, I wouldn't realize this was the same story from 20 chapters ago. They went full Pumpkin Night with this.
Basically, for a manga named Fight Class, there's not much of a Class at this point.![]()