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I honestly prefer her getting together with some kid than him. I know it's the author's fantasy but I see nothing special about the MC that makes the girl likes him. It feels contrived, convenient. I want to see an ending where losing her makes him grow as a person.

@JetKinen The two things are not mutually exclusive, the invasion of Korea wasn't particularly cruel to be exact, bloody but not cruel. The enemy were often portrayed as cruel, but like the Mongol, the atrocities were not uncommon for the time, but portrayed as such to maintain pride for the...

We can criticise the story because no matter how the author spin the tale, which I predict would be she falling in love with him despite all of the terrible things that had been done so far, the details are horrific and downright immoral. He deceived her, forced himself onto her so he can claim...

Even with the mushy beginning. Her relent her body to someone else just shows how little she cares about the MC. He's running left and right to save her while she ignores his effort, decided to die on her own.

My ideal outcome of this is: the long hair dude gets the girl, the best friend and the MC’s crush stay together, the senpai’s girl finally goes her own way and break off from him and the MC get over his obsession with his crush and honestly give his friends his blessing. Though I suspect it’s...

Much like violent video games, sexual assault women’s literature is not to be taken as women who read them actually wants to be assaulted. It is very strange, however, and unsettling. I guess this is what women feels when they watch you play CoD.

The iconic Allegro part, in my mind it’s always riding up a hill and the scenic nature of Americana span across the horizon, ripped for exploration.

This comic might as well be an April’s fool joke. It’s ridiculous, wonderfully.

@Epicredeemer The author is dead lol

This was translated pretty early, it has been a decade since its publication. Finally there's an English closure to the fight.

The puppet master revealed his hand. How is this so compelling?

What works placed 2nd and 3rd?

There's like 0 historical fiction that speaks of Hideyoshi as a heroic figure and an example of consistent handwork and determination, establishing order in a chaotic world, avoiding his master's reputation for brutality and cruelty. Here, they upgrade Mitsuhide, a traitor, into a tragic hero.

Was quite Ito-ish until nearly the end.

The hair dye chapter was the set up for this. More comics should remember they can do Chevkov.

Did his art changed? It looks a little different.

He even has that H protagonist hair style. Cuvie, you are showing your roots.

No tenkla! Why did you get axed!

Just another conspiracy theory story to glorify a supposed ancestor, however plausible. Anyhow, few of Nobunaga enemies actually rally around Akechi. His actions were either not well thought out or were so unexpected nobody had time to act.

In case anyone didn't know. Japan has an army of Korean, erm, boo. It's one of the fantasy to have a Korean boy with K-pop stars look sweep them off their feet.