The Knight King Who Returned with a God
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dont ussually post msgs here really ever since the ddos attack and the new site but cant wait till this one show up in my feed on mangadex i would read it on asura but their website is incredablly buggy and never saves web pages after restarting my computer will read 9 out of 10
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I love this one. Long live the King of the Lionhart. Long live His Majesty Leon Dragonia Lionhart. Prosperity will come to His' Majesty's kingdom.
One thing though the title says "Return" but it's not like that kind of trash at all. No "returner" tropes at all. They should change the title for the manhwa.
One thing though the title says "Return" but it's not like that kind of trash at all. No "returner" tropes at all. They should change the title for the manhwa.
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He goes by many names, but the one all readers will come to call him, is "Racist King". Long live the Racist King!
Now, a quick-crap review:
It does its comedy well (depending on your comedy preferences), and there have been one or two tear jerkers later on, but the main character himself is not someone I've grown attached to. His book for character development was basically opened and closed in the first chapter, as a quick summary. Most characters don't seem to develop on the pages, but I think they're developed enough to be viable. Character art is glorious at times, and absolutely hilarious with a certain Jagd knight of the MC, but it's not "Golden-Haired Summoner".
Unfortunately, the world suffers from being in the 'gates in modern era' trope that you'll find in any story like this (i.e. leveling boards, specialists known as 'hunters', medieval and mystical weapons being effective while modern firearms are usually obsolete, valuable resources within the gates, etc.); however, there is minor variation that makes it interesting. Such things include denizens/survivors of the gate worlds sometimes making it to the modern world through those gates. Maybe because it has been only glimpsed, but I kind of hope there later comes a prequel to this series where we explore the MC's world before its destruction.
All in all, it feels like what I missed with Solo-Level, while being different from Solo-Level, and being a better manhwa to get into than to try liking Solo-Level: Ragnarok.
Now, a quick-crap review:
It does its comedy well (depending on your comedy preferences), and there have been one or two tear jerkers later on, but the main character himself is not someone I've grown attached to. His book for character development was basically opened and closed in the first chapter, as a quick summary. Most characters don't seem to develop on the pages, but I think they're developed enough to be viable. Character art is glorious at times, and absolutely hilarious with a certain Jagd knight of the MC, but it's not "Golden-Haired Summoner".
Unfortunately, the world suffers from being in the 'gates in modern era' trope that you'll find in any story like this (i.e. leveling boards, specialists known as 'hunters', medieval and mystical weapons being effective while modern firearms are usually obsolete, valuable resources within the gates, etc.); however, there is minor variation that makes it interesting. Such things include denizens/survivors of the gate worlds sometimes making it to the modern world through those gates. Maybe because it has been only glimpsed, but I kind of hope there later comes a prequel to this series where we explore the MC's world before its destruction.
All in all, it feels like what I missed with Solo-Level, while being different from Solo-Level, and being a better manhwa to get into than to try liking Solo-Level: Ragnarok.
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What if Karl Franz was brought to the a weird modern world in the end times. Could smell the Warhammer Fantasy off of this. Check the later chapters as well.
