All I gather from this is that having messed up parental upbringing filled with lies and madness is going to prevent you from having normal relationships with people.
The bland MC ruins this, but the floating castle is cool as heck. It would have been cool to see clashes of values between MC and locals, since I think the story is poised well for it. It's also spooky since MC wields awesome power, but which could be taken from him, since he himself is...
Series is fan translated: read every chapter at release day.
Series is licensed: never hear of it again, see cheap volumes/releases decades later, don't care and don't buy.
The plot development in the guild is one of the most idiotic in recent history. Not only it's a cliché of this specific genre, but it's made actively worse than usual by being so crude. The novel supposedly won a prize, so I hope this is just the mangaka's idiocy.
Wow, the author went full retard. I was fine with it for a while, but this is ridiculous. Since when do we care for the other hero's party? When were any of them developed enough for us to care about their arc in the slightest? And to the point of taking MC's screen time when we haven't seen...
Of course Okama's worst and most boring work would get an anime adaptation. This is exactly the kind of safe, meaningless generic shounen that producers today believe is worth selling. I can already see the terrible animation painstakingly covered by special effects.
Thank God he didn't write...
I like that so many commenters just say Omoi is crazy, but the people that have experienced clingy girlfriends seem to get flashbacks and deja vus. This manga is scary because it isn't excessively unrealistic...
Ah yes, the second a manga gets really popular it's gone from mangadex. As such, mangadex actively lowers the taste of its users! Fascinating social experiment to observe.
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One guy got his brain transplanted but is still a guy despite it.
2 children in puberty got in a sexual relationship but nothing graphical was shown other than a pair of breasts for one panel and absolutely everything was plot relevant.
Neither match the definitions...
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The stereotype for male harem protagonists is being losers or mediocre. And in the majority of cases the women are still portrayed as adoring/easy/sexually aggressive in those, while the males are most often the opposite. Either dense or too prudish to act.
Would be difficult to...