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Pretty good on The Dropout Transferee Rises to the Top with an All-Stealing Hacking Skill ~The Strongest Status and Skills Are Mine Just by Touch~
Isekai adventurer with skills, levels and so on.
Story: 4*
Seems solid enough. I don't have any issues how things are going although it's nothing particularly creative, it's not badly written either.
Mc: 3*
The mc is a bit wimpy and makes really fatal mistakes at times like he is not even using his brain. Outside of that, his awakened skill is phenomenal and probably world breaking op. Still, he himself, outside of his skill, is not op at all... quite weak in fact and his op abilities have conditionals. Still, it's only a matter of time until the balance will be completely destroyed.
Side characters: 3*
There are not many at all. The mc can't trust anyone because of circumstances and therefore, the story is very centered on him. The few characters that he can trust, are fine but nothing really special. It's a bit soon though.
Action: 4*
It's pretty good. The mc is observant and reacts to things fast enough to deal with his challenges and that's well presented during action scenes. There is quite a variety of abilities going on. Monsters even use the environment to their advantage.
Art style and quality: 4*
It's pretty good and the backgrounds are well drawn. Fight scenes are clear and not confusing. Spells look great and the character designs are clean but nothing memorable. Monsters look good enough.
Overall: 4*
It looks somewhat solid and it's entertaining but there are issues with the mc's abilities that are either not well explained or inconsistent. Might be tl issues. I hope things are better explained in the future.
Story: 4*
Seems solid enough. I don't have any issues how things are going although it's nothing particularly creative, it's not badly written either.
Mc: 3*
The mc is a bit wimpy and makes really fatal mistakes at times like he is not even using his brain. Outside of that, his awakened skill is phenomenal and probably world breaking op. Still, he himself, outside of his skill, is not op at all... quite weak in fact and his op abilities have conditionals. Still, it's only a matter of time until the balance will be completely destroyed.
Side characters: 3*
There are not many at all. The mc can't trust anyone because of circumstances and therefore, the story is very centered on him. The few characters that he can trust, are fine but nothing really special. It's a bit soon though.
Action: 4*
It's pretty good. The mc is observant and reacts to things fast enough to deal with his challenges and that's well presented during action scenes. There is quite a variety of abilities going on. Monsters even use the environment to their advantage.
Art style and quality: 4*
It's pretty good and the backgrounds are well drawn. Fight scenes are clear and not confusing. Spells look great and the character designs are clean but nothing memorable. Monsters look good enough.
Overall: 4*
It looks somewhat solid and it's entertaining but there are issues with the mc's abilities that are either not well explained or inconsistent. Might be tl issues. I hope things are better explained in the future.
Sucks big time on I'm Not Your Fated Guide, But...
Started good, turned meh midway way and went downhill super fast with really unnecessary r**e by a random character to mc at chapter 34. Waste of time.
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Pretty good on Do Your Best and Regret
Very cute. I like this ml (surprising ik...me not hating on the ml) so that says alo
(1)
Pretty good on Be a Bad Guy!
Review at chapter 19:
It's definitely morally questionable but not as questionable as people think nor the story suggests in the beginning. There's a clear path for character growth between the couple as well as their growth together. ML needs more confidence and to feel OK with stating his feelings/needs and FML also needs to become more open/communicative and attentive towards her partner. I refuse to say she's wrong for having what-if thoughts while in a relationship. Intrusive thoughts and (day)dreams aren't things you can really help, just signals of something that you might already be feeling or thinking that might need to be addressed. The biggest issue would be if she acted on them, which she hasn't so far and has remained pretty consistently cold with her boundaries with second ml.
Understandably, when the whole plot point of what's happening with the male leads is introduced, it's a bit confusing and seems very morally dubious. Let it simmer and read a few more chapters, it's not what you might think from the get go. It's a method to show the leads a different way of behaving, life, and how to learn/grown. Odd method most definitely though :,).
Thoughts may change as more chapters are release of course, but the art is nice and the dilemmas both leads experience are overall relatable. Just reiterating that loving your partner but thinking about/missing ___ aspect of a previous relationship is normal and valid. If you go about it healthily, it creates space for reflection, change, and growth (which can even mean breaking up with your partner).
It's definitely morally questionable but not as questionable as people think nor the story suggests in the beginning. There's a clear path for character growth between the couple as well as their growth together. ML needs more confidence and to feel OK with stating his feelings/needs and FML also needs to become more open/communicative and attentive towards her partner. I refuse to say she's wrong for having what-if thoughts while in a relationship. Intrusive thoughts and (day)dreams aren't things you can really help, just signals of something that you might already be feeling or thinking that might need to be addressed. The biggest issue would be if she acted on them, which she hasn't so far and has remained pretty consistently cold with her boundaries with second ml.
Understandably, when the whole plot point of what's happening with the male leads is introduced, it's a bit confusing and seems very morally dubious. Let it simmer and read a few more chapters, it's not what you might think from the get go. It's a method to show the leads a different way of behaving, life, and how to learn/grown. Odd method most definitely though :,).
Thoughts may change as more chapters are release of course, but the art is nice and the dilemmas both leads experience are overall relatable. Just reiterating that loving your partner but thinking about/missing ___ aspect of a previous relationship is normal and valid. If you go about it healthily, it creates space for reflection, change, and growth (which can even mean breaking up with your partner).
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character : 9.5/10
plot : 9.3/10
This is the umpteenth time I've reread this, I've even memorized the storyline lol.