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[MangaDex]

 

[Dickbutt24]

Author is going HARD controversial in the first chapter. I wait with baited breath at the shitshow this comment section may become

 

[Cz760]

This is the kind of series where all the substance comes from the comment section it creates, isn’t it?

 

[hymnote]

Yeah, it's pretty much a social commentary based on a viewpoint outside of the western political sphere. It's relatable to some, it's also uncomfortable for some and in the best scenario, it generates discussions and arguments.

But I think we all know it's not gonna be like that. Especially when one's read the comment section of even mildly controversial mangas here.

 

[danbellucci]

So basically this manga so far is about how American liberal/"progressive" globalists want to take over every country and force every country to treat people of subsaharan african descent like a higher caste of human being who can do no wrong because of the racism they experienced in the past.
I mean is he wrong?

However that said, since the first chapter is so on-the-nose , I suspect there's a good chance that it will later have some kind of anti-racist development., otherwise the story and sense of drama wouldn't have much room to go and editors likely wouldn't have signed off on publishing the manga.

Still, the manga seems likely to provides some unintentional redpills even if the author tries to balance it out with kum-by-yah stuff later on or even tries to do a 180.

 

[Xylon666Darkstar]

Yeah, we're SO back. In the comments.

 

[LightningForce]

not gonna lie, i'd love to see more of this. feel like it'd be a very interesting journey. Perhaps this'll become one of those rare few good revolution stories.