leimrat
The story initially starts strong, with a protagonist possessing a cool power and a clear objective. This stands out compared to other main characters. However, the character's development takes a downward turn; he becomes increasingly lecherous and self-focused, seemingly losing empathy. While I understand the survival instinct during an apocalypse, his priorities shift from genuinely assisting his love interest (or crush) in regaining her mental stability to solely seeking personal gain and control.
His unique power holds potential to aid in reclaiming the world, but he consistently puts himself first, which becomes frustrating over time. He even encounters another woman who he claims to want to 'help,' yet her retained lucidity hinders his control. Instead of seeing this as a positive attribute, he perceives it as a hindrance.
Initially, the character seemed more balanced, but now his arrogance and self-importance are excessive. I find myself wishing for a moment of reality check, like a wake-up call, to humble him.
TQ FOR THE NEW UPDATES.TQ VERY MUCH.LOVE YOU.
(I'm sorry if it simple but taht how i can express my gratitude for the chapters)
People who fully follow their hearts are considered demons in the RI world so ig you are average RI character
the difference between TROTSSG and this is like the difference between heaven and earth
Can anybody tell me which type of LN this is
And is it wort it to read?
It’s garbage although I’m guessing you found this out already
Heyy, i'm still waiting for the next chapters
As an avid reader, I found "MHA: Becoming the Symbol for the Quirkless" a compelling and thought-provoking read. The narrative skillfully weaves a tale of self-discovery and resilience in a world where quirks define power. The protagonist's journey to redefine strength without quirk resonated with me, making it not just about superpowers, but also about the human spirit. It kept me engaged with its well-paced plot and unexpected twists. Overall, a must-read for fans of character-driven stories that challenge societal norms.
Like what the fuck
Hiatus? Dropped?
I do not want to read it if it is.
I think that a novel should be written in such a way that the protagonist is strong alone and has no moral values. Let it kill the heroes of other novels.
But I might fail my exams...
