He is too op, therefore that makes all his "trauma' seems fake and arbitrary. The manga presentation doesnt help either, since it portrays the battles and conflicts in an overly amateurish manner. The novel portrays the characters and conflicts with more depth and more facets.
I wonder why this illustrator (not the author) was chosen? The same author has also written another manga series (un-scanlated) with a very realistic depiction of war and battles. It was eventually axed due to certain plot points dragged on for too long but it still continued for 170 chps.
He is too op, therefore that makes all his "trauma' seems fake and arbitrary. The manga presentation doesnt help either, since it portrays the battles and conflicts in an overly amateurish manner. The novel portrays the characters and conflicts with more depth and more facets.
I wonder why this illustrator (not the author) was chosen? The same author has also written another manga series (un-scanlated) with a very realistic depiction of war and battles. It was eventually axed due to certain plot points dragged on for too long but it still continued for 170 chps.