It had a very good start, but it started to get lost toward the ending. The author had too many ongoing plot points and couldn't properly tie them together. Which made the final battle anticlimactic. Heck, Jiha could have returned to the garden for the miniature of the labyrinth and squished the fake demon god with one finger.We never saw the demon lords battle in the labyrinth -- after being told they were too powerful they had to be sealed in it.What was the point of appointing warriors to stand as your swords and shields. We only saw Mary fight; readers never saw the glasses guy fight anything -- he was mostly there for bureaucratic work. All the hunters despite being blessed or in contract with a Nature god were still overwhelmed and weak. The fight wasn't thrilling at all.
Also, what happened to the Wild Elves?? Suddenly they disappeared from the story once Ghenna moved to Earth. How did the people of Ghenna adapt to Earth?? The plot of kidnapping of Jiha was super short. The island that the whale dragged over to Jiha?? What did he use it for?? How about the sudden, but gratefully ignored, love interest the Flame guild master held for Jiha that came out of nowhere. Why??
I have more gripes, but my biggest problem is why should the Nature Gods or Terradrones hover around Jiha when he's no longer a god or the World's Tree gardener?? Arc left his post to battle intergalactic invaders now that has been solved shouldn't he regain his sanctuary and minions?? Honestly, the author should have just left Jiha as a god-in-training instead of removing his divinity.
It had a very good start, but it started to get lost toward the ending. The author had too many ongoing plot points and couldn't properly tie them together. Which made the final battle anticlimactic. Heck, Jiha could have returned to the garden for the miniature of the labyrinth and squished the fake demon god with one finger.We never saw the demon lords battle in the labyrinth -- after being told they were too powerful they had to be sealed in it.What was the point of appointing warriors to stand as your swords and shields. We only saw Mary fight; readers never saw the glasses guy fight anything -- he was mostly there for bureaucratic work. All the hunters despite being blessed or in contract with a Nature god were still overwhelmed and weak. The fight wasn't thrilling at all.
Also, what happened to the Wild Elves?? Suddenly they disappeared from the story once Ghenna moved to Earth. How did the people of Ghenna adapt to Earth?? The plot of kidnapping of Jiha was super short. The island that the whale dragged over to Jiha?? What did he use it for?? How about the sudden, but gratefully ignored, love interest the Flame guild master held for Jiha that came out of nowhere. Why??
I have more gripes, but my biggest problem is why should the Nature Gods or Terradrones hover around Jiha when he's no longer a god or the World's Tree gardener?? Arc left his post to battle intergalactic invaders now that has been solved shouldn't he regain his sanctuary and minions?? Honestly, the author should have just left Jiha as a god-in-training instead of removing his divinity.
Final score: 3-stars.