It's clearly a parody of the genre though.I got some questions....like:
Why write this, why draw it and why translate it?
Is a Fantasy genre, you can do Anything, being made of glass, cities of sand with canals made of grass where hovercraft move powered by the moon.
Why adhere to such a strict formula of a secretly overpowered guy who is banished from a team with stereotypical looking people like someone with a Mohawk and a giant tongue and a girl who wishes death upon him and a protagonist who declares his love for random items (gacha?) to triumph that over people?
Thanks for the translation but I am curious what made you pick this?
Manga has been passed through so much Meta like a kid at a Epstein's party that we already have so many fantasy parodies and is hard to tell when the author is seriousIt's clearly a parody of the genre though.
That being said, it is still badly written. Let's just make it sound like the mohawk is an idiot not to realise the use of a curse breaker in the curse dungeon, only then mentioning the item a few pages later... like what?
I think it must be selling if those keep being made.Why adhere to such a strict formula
It's quite easy to pick up and read these and half the fun is in critique of "how derivative is it this time?" or "what new idea does it have?" Eventually you find something good and does something fun with the premise, though this likely isn't one of them.I kinda like MC's motivation, it's nothing serious like saving a sick sister, he just likes how cursed items look.
I think it must be selling if those keep being made.
From what I've noticed, a large number of readers like predictable setups - easy to figure out at a glance whether it's relevant to their interests or not. They've read and enjoyed dozens of these, so they find comfort in experiencing the same stories again and again with slight changes. Reading something different for a change is a wildcard - you can't tell what's coming. And some readers have a strong reaction when things don't go the way they expect.
So far it seems the twist is that everyone in this world has a single digit IQ.It's quite easy to pick up and read these and half the fun is in critique of "how derivative is it this time?" or "what new idea does it have?" Eventually you find something good and does something fun with the premise, though this likely isn't one of them.
Yeah, that works, too. I mean, I'm also here, looking forward to seeing something cool or at least hilariously awful.It's quite easy to pick up and read these and half the fun is in critique of "how derivative is it this time?" or "what new idea does it have?" Eventually you find something good and does something fun with the premise, though this likely isn't one of them.
Is it? With Japan, you can never be sureIt's clearly a parody of the genre though.
That being said, it is still badly written. Let's just make it sound like the mohawk is an idiot not to realise the use of a curse breaker in the curse dungeon, only then mentioning the item a few pages later... like what?