I dislike the fact that his disability was immediately fixed. This greatly reduces my interest in the series.
That's his other arm, I think, and the vol 1 cover shows him using both. I'm inclined to think this is one of those mid-tier stories where the disability is introduced just to give MC a reason to embrace the isekai that fixes it.I get the feeling it isn’t fixed per se but he just has a minimal amount of movement he can do. The cover page shows his arm still dangling so he probably can’t use it for medical stuff
The cover art shows his opposite arm dangling. The damaged arm is the one he's holding hands with.I get the feeling it isn’t fixed per se but he just has a minimal amount of movement he can do. The cover page shows his arm still dangling so he probably can’t use it for medical stuff
Maybe you will be more interested on project ARMS.I dislike the fact that his disability was immediately fixed. This greatly reduces my interest in the series.
It's funny but the thing that got to me was him immediately being able to communicate after the first partI dislike the fact that his disability was immediately fixed. This greatly reduces my interest in the series.
That's pretty stereotypical for Isekai as a genre. In fact out of the hundreds I've read I can only think of three where the main character isn't immediately able to communicate.It's funny but the thing that got to me was him immediately being able to communicate after the first part
Yeah, but i had my hopes up seeing how he couldn't in the last one 😔That's pretty stereotypical for Isekai as a genre. In fact out of the hundreds I've read I can only think of three where the main character isn't immediately able to communicate.
He's still only talking through the Catgirl.Yeah, but i had my hopes up seeing how he couldn't in the last one 😔
I thought they begun understanding him as the chapter progressed? Unless I've read that wrongHe's still only talking through the Catgirl.