Jimi na Kensei wa Sore Demo Saikyou desu - Ch. 104

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It's a good lesson for Sansui, he lack the ambition right now and need to has his version of strongest being realized, not Suiboku's version. He is Suiboku's version of the strongest but he is not his own version of the strongest.
But his opponent is probably too extreme though.
 
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It's a good lesson for Sansui, he lack the ambition right now and need to has his version of strongest being realized, not Suiboku's version. He is Suiboku's version of the strongest but he is not his own version of the strongest.
But his opponent is probably too extreme though.
Except I don't really see WHY he needs to have that ambition. Every other character in this story keeps saying that (including this new challenger) but there has not been an intrinsic need for Sansui to be stronger than he really is right now. It's all external forces telling him to.

This arc feels like a forced piece to have Sansui grow in a short amount of time and I'm not really sure I like that. The discovery that theres a whole VILLAGE full of hundred-years-old sages also makes Sansui and Suiboku feels a lot less special.
 
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Except I don't really see WHY he needs to have that ambition. Every other character in this story keeps saying that (including this new challenger) but there has not been an intrinsic need for Sansui to be stronger than he really is right now. It's all external forces telling him to.

This arc feels like a forced piece to have Sansui grow in a short amount of time and I'm not really sure I like that. The discovery that theres a whole VILLAGE full of hundred-years-old sages also makes Sansui and Suiboku feels a lot less special.
Yeah, if anything: Suiboku's version of the strongest, seems to recognize that fact; and sees Sansui's disposition to value things beyond strength, as being more important. This idiot fighting Sansui, literally embodies the mindset, that Suiboku aimed to have Sansui, avoid becoming. The only real lesson for Sansui to learn from this Dork, is not to become like him.
 
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Except I don't really see WHY he needs to have that ambition. Every other character in this story keeps saying that (including this new challenger) but there has not been an intrinsic need for Sansui to be stronger than he really is right now. It's all external forces telling him to.

This arc feels like a forced piece to have Sansui grow in a short amount of time and I'm not really sure I like that. The discovery that theres a whole VILLAGE full of hundred-years-old sages also makes Sansui and Suiboku feels a lot less special.
Sansui and suiboku are still special as in they are the only sword sage/battle sages.

Though suiboku and their by sansui also has another thing.

that suiboku is basically the prince and as the disciple, so is he. As suiboku is set to pass on/return to nature. Sansui is set to enhiered the whole floating islands.
 
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I still find it off-putting that there is this whole community of sages that are as strong or stronger than Sansui who's been basically the strongest person in the series.
 

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