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I didn't even realize that was the last chapter.

It's a fairly average but serviceable series. Nothing really stands out.

Once the initial shock of these horror series passes, they fall apart with convoluted government conspiracies to explain why the story drags on.

The use of rpg mechanics isn't very interesting, and the world building is shallow. Even if this gets picked up again, I see no reason to continue.

It's a played out premise at this point, and brings nothing special.

It's boring. The art is average, the story is non-existent, and the kids have no personality. I kept reading hoping something might happen, but no more.

The first chapters were charming, but it becomes very dull. The art and the fights are mediocre. The tone is schizophrenic, and despite having a really interesting skillset and handicaps, out protagonist is fairly boring.

That was rather disappointing. What was even the point of going to the lumber yard?

These love at first sight flashbacks completely kill narrative pacing, but shoujo manga keep using them. It feels like the excommunication trial was years ago.

@SilentDan A very poorly paced political intrigue plot. I don't even remember any of these characters.

@Prometheas Shocking!

Those aren't hollow points, those are fragmenting shotgun slugs.

It doesn't even try to stick to the premise.

This story goes nowhere.

It's taken a turn for the generic.

Get them gains lamia bro.

It's another "otherworld residents are as dumb as turkeys" chapter. Maybe he can spread kitemaking or windmills?

I really did not miss this series, so why bother continuing to read? It's so bland.

@culturedalchemist According to wikipedia: "In the x, j, q series, the pinyin use of x is similar to its use in Portuguese, Galician, Catalan, Basque and Maltese and the pinyin q is akin to its value in Albanian; both pinyin and Albanian pronunciations may sound similar to the ch to the...

I'm impressed everyone maintained bladder control this time.