It's. Well. Not bad. The MC wanting to be a Florist in a VRMMO is unique of a setting to me. The way the plot is driven though is... well... really kinda bland.
So far loving this arc progression. It might be because it's more focused as it dedicates it's progression towards a single character.
I think the main problem with the Ingredient hunt arc was how spread out everyone was. The author wanted to dedicate time for everyone to show off their moves...
Hard Agree MistLynx
Will graduated at the top of the top, but I'm pretty sure he's not the only one (thinking of IRL colleges and the number of graduates). He is most definitely, the first to decide to become an adventurer.
good god I thought this trope was dead.
I'm gonna throw it out right now. FUCK the trope where a child, or pet, INTENTIONALLY PERVS ON THE HEROINE and ruins every plan imaginable by the MC. Literally there's NOTHING about this trope I find useful in writing. I think it's supposed to be "funny,"...
This series is kinda in a strange loop for me. I'm interested, but like, also not super interested. It's not bad though. Skipped ahead to this chapter to see what kind of development would happen. The MC seems to be have a very different point of view compared to the average human. I'll put it...
No necrocommenting, but Keansor's comment made me want to talk in the pointless commen section (lul).
Nice job pointing out that plot hole. Bruh. The MCs clearly japanese and you're not gonna interrogate his origins? Is he a player? Is he from a novelized version of the real world? Although the...
The chapter started looking really godam bog standard. But you know, thinking back on it, it went out of its way to introduce him as a generic ass guy. Then his allies. Then his reactions. This poor guy. I feel really bad for him.
Considering his reactions, one of two possibilities come to mind...
@Hikari_Owari
I would say "I'm Sorry" is a pretty solid rejection for there to be 0 hopes. It's not as firm as a "No," but I find that to be a difference in connotation.
If anything, Ishigami is rejecting the rejection, although as the chapter explains, it's his "last stand." Hence why he...
Good way of lightening the load on characters. The situation makes sense, their lives are guaranteed, while also, as mentioned, allow them to continue to grow in multiple locations, all while serving its writing purpose.
Welp. Would've been pretty cool seeing the aftermath. Just breaking down the Back alley market isn't gonna solve everyone's problems. The hint of Legosi being an important person for the sea-folk. While the melon arc was definitely a drag as it just lasted so long, I REALLY wanted to see more of...
So the choice to sell the staff.
Let's start off with what he knows
Before deciding to sell the staff, he is informed that he could gain "incredible fame and wealth from using the staff." (page 28)
His experience as a player (page 29) tells him that the materials used to make the weapon are...