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I like this ending method. It allows the author to conclude the story properly without getting distracted and starting another universe-spanning quest.“Four Years have passed…”
That’s where I stopped reading. Screw time skips, it’s such a cop out ending method.
I recommend you "Maou na Ore to fushihime no yubiwa" from the same author. In it, MC actually resolves to get legally married to all of his harem.I guess props to the mc for only being with one girl but that being said, I wish this wasn’t labeled as harem because that was kinda one of the reasons I was sticking along just to see if anything would change but all I see is disappointment.
Edit: oh wow I’m a super dumb was this ever labeled as harem or was I just seeing things? Nice to know that I basically forced myself to read this for absolutely no reason whatsoever😂
No, in this one, he just used magic to be reborn 200 years later, when he would not be hated as much as he was in his first life. Getting stronger was not in his plans.I don't even remember which 'Inferior X mage' this one was. Was it the one where he reincarnated to become stronger? Doesn't seem like he really got anything he didn't have before.
I think the trick is in writing novels that actually have an end. Too many Japanese authors are bad at ending their works, and just keep writing until they die or some scandal ends their career.Mhm. Never saw the ending was comming, nor I'm that emotional about it. It's literally whatever, like the whole manga. But I'm a little suprised and/or impressed by three things:
1. That it actually lasted that long without getting axed (much better stories never see their finish before publisher decides to prematurely end them);
2. It was actually fully adopted;
3. It's yet another work of this author that managed to achive that feat, even if all those stories are medicore at most.
The prequel being 44 chapters for 1 light novel volume means it beats Volume 7, no?I mentioned that the manga spent way too long in this final LN volume compared to the rest, here is how much each LN Vol. lasted in manga chapters for comparison
Volume 1 - Chapter 1-13
Volume 2 - Chapter 14-26
Volume 3 - Chapter 27-35
Volume 4 - Chapter 36-46
Volume 4.5 - Separate Serie
Volume 5 - Chapter 47-66 (only like the first 3 pages of 66 lol)
Volume 6 - Chapter 66-80
Volume 7 - Chapter 81-114
MC killed them just the previous chapter, have you already forgotten them?Remind me again who are the people in the graves at the end?
He didn't actually kill Ayane. She was already dead and a tiny fraction of her soul wax fused with the souls of a dying woman and was molded into Ayane but technically she was a clone and already dead.MC killed them just the previous chapter, have you already forgotten them?
100%Well I guess at least Lilith's plot was actually resolved with marriage, rather than having that just brushed aside in the ending like a decent amount of series do. But otherwise, not surprising that the ending was mediocre for a manga like this.
I don't think they really know how to start a story either, tbh. That's why they go with isekai, it's a very straight-forward and derivative genre where all the basic setting is already established, so you just pick a few and start up without having to make a very unique series.
Reincarnation or summon, cheat abilities, adventurers guild/ranks, magic school, inevitable slave buying, etc, pick a few, have the MC show off their OP skills and have everyone amazed, give readers the dopamine hit, and then realize you have no idea what you want the story to actually be, beyond a way to show off your cool MC you made up.
It's the same ending as the novel so that wasn't really axing. Just a bland ending because he didn't know where to take the plot after using all the generic tropes and plot points in his disposalman this is just so boring an ending. makes it obvious that the series was axed and forced to end early.