pig slayer
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Only seven chapters up on other sites at time of posting, hopefully it will make its way here.
A fresh take on someone with S-tier hero powers that are overlooked by teachers, classmates and generic childhood friends who do an immediate 180 the second they too awaken S-tier powers. However the story flips these concepts on its head, the MC has a mental condition where he sees everyone as pigs so he's utterly unswayed by these individuals (think Siatama levels of indifference from One Punchman).
Be very interesting to see where this one goes, but so far it's using comedy well by mocking these generic tropes and not taking itself too seriously.
A fresh take on someone with S-tier hero powers that are overlooked by teachers, classmates and generic childhood friends who do an immediate 180 the second they too awaken S-tier powers. However the story flips these concepts on its head, the MC has a mental condition where he sees everyone as pigs so he's utterly unswayed by these individuals (think Siatama levels of indifference from One Punchman).
A Classmate tries to attack him only to get thoroughly beaten and the MC takes his sword as the guy broke his knife.
Childhood love interest when her powers awaken says something to the effect of "We walk in two different worlds now, it's best we never speak again" But all that's going through his mind is "Thank god I don't have that pig clinging to me any more" as he nonchalantly says "Sure no problem" and leaves while she's still monologuing about how difficult it must be for him.
Childhood love interest when her powers awaken says something to the effect of "We walk in two different worlds now, it's best we never speak again" But all that's going through his mind is "Thank god I don't have that pig clinging to me any more" as he nonchalantly says "Sure no problem" and leaves while she's still monologuing about how difficult it must be for him.
Be very interesting to see where this one goes, but so far it's using comedy well by mocking these generic tropes and not taking itself too seriously.
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