The Reincarnated King of Fists - Ch. 1
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Lmao. I absolutely love the initial perspective of the demon king. True bafflement towards the hero party. And the High elf post tan being called a dark elf.
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What if the indigenous tribes of America were not human but instead fantastical humanoid creatures; The Manwha.
Bad guys (99% of the human race) are different levels of irredeemable selfish trash.
I’m sure the Orcs, Trolls, Elves, and Dwarves would all be nature loving pacifists frolicking together in harmony if not for the stinkin’ human race!
Despite the progressive narrative it is decent, albeit still slop. Lobotomy not required to enjoy!
EDIT: I’ve gotten to Chapter 35 and while I now do see where the author is coming from (Especially with all of the MC’s comments in the beginning) it is still baffling to why most humans are written as generic evil doers with no redeemable qualities. MC’s party (especially the swordsman) is treated as ignorant, but not evil. Same with the priest. The point the author was trying to make would have been much better if the antagonists so far were actual characters rather than one dimensional mustache-twirling villains that only served a single purpose (to be defeated).
Bad guys (99% of the human race) are different levels of irredeemable selfish trash.
I’m sure the Orcs, Trolls, Elves, and Dwarves would all be nature loving pacifists frolicking together in harmony if not for the stinkin’ human race!
Despite the progressive narrative it is decent, albeit still slop. Lobotomy not required to enjoy!
EDIT: I’ve gotten to Chapter 35 and while I now do see where the author is coming from (Especially with all of the MC’s comments in the beginning) it is still baffling to why most humans are written as generic evil doers with no redeemable qualities. MC’s party (especially the swordsman) is treated as ignorant, but not evil. Same with the priest. The point the author was trying to make would have been much better if the antagonists so far were actual characters rather than one dimensional mustache-twirling villains that only served a single purpose (to be defeated).
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