Excellent novel. Very human protagonist. Instead of the usual unrealistic mental fortitude of the typical shonen MC, here we have a dude having a severe mental breakdown and developing a complex as a result. His journey is essentially him trying to overcome his trauma while also trying to make a living and growing stronger. Awesome stuff man.
Is it worth the read?
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D*mn so it’s only gotten 26 chapters in 2 years that’s a ridiculously slow update speed
thank you so much!!!!
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Please tell me what happened after 1294 episode!
Most likely dropped it as it is not properly translated.
I am up to 119 and it is still an edited mtl, most sentences are awkward and the grammar just feels wrong.
read again after years missing chapters on ice tribe...
Ain't no way its in the same universe as nano machine, the misunderstandings are worse than chinese novel misunderstandings?
those mods sound like reddit mods to me
You really sound so dumb. How can you say what I said isn't true and proceed to say the same as what I said? If he changed in 50 chapters, that's fine, but he never killed any women for 800 chapters; that's more than half the story If he killed in 1599 chapters, that doesn't mean sh*t; he still acted like a pus$y sniffer for half the book No one will read a trash trilogy and call the series a good one because the last book is good and the two previous books are sh*t. The series is trash How can you call the series good when it's barely good in the last part? You still have to read the trash to understand the last part.
So if the author doesn't want to hurt women, he can be like other authors who never make women enemies of the MC. There is no need to make women try to kill the MC; he let's them go, and the cycle never ends, and they still try to kill him.