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@Spooky_Spoopy0-0 You evidently care enough to address me directly instead of ignoring me like everyone else who doesn't care about me simply venting my bad impressions of a chapter into the comment section without expecting any reply, as I address no one and don't even make an argument, does...

Predictable, yet interesting. MC was written to be too stupid and unlucky to pull this off without help, so he needed a companion (and will probably gain many more) to help him along and teach him some things. *looks around* So who do we got? How about the super strong obviously drawn to look...

The way the MC does not care about this world at all is just *chef's kiss*. It seems to me this old yakuza boss in the body of a fantasy princess has not yet found a place for himself in this world. So far, he's been using all the events mainly to reflect on his previous life. In that sense, it...

This was my face the entire time through. Again, I can only hope this is a bad adaptation. I'm out.

What the hell is this? It's all over the place. I can only hope this is a bad adaptation of the light novel. Give me Hyouka over this any day.

I read this, hoping there'd be more mystery than romance. I was disappointed. Rushed af.

Yeah, but why the Ecchi and Harem tags though? Could have been an awesome sports manga even without that unnecessary shit.

Ah yes, the "I'm good at everything, why? Because the plot demands it!" character. Usually I hate characters like this with a passion, as they are an incredibly cheap trope (though also usually not the MC for obvious reasons), but I've heard that this manga is supposed to be good, so we'll see...

@OldFudge Hear, Hear. The history understander has logged on.

Sadly, AC Valhalla is nowhere near Vinland Saga in terms of writing, but still some fun stuff.

Lol. All the right losers in the comments seething with rage that the author actually tries to write coherent characters (though there are some legitimate critiques sprinkled in between the trash comments). Some of you reactionary clowns seem to honestly believe that pacifist ideals were somehow...

Yeah, I'll drop this shit as hard as I can. The premise sounded interesting, but the execution so far is trash.

What the fuck was this? Remarkable how you can shit the bed so hard in just one chapter. Lampshading how stupid the premise of this chapter was doesn't make it better author. Also, what does "becoming the villainess" even mean for her? On one page she expects to be hated and exiled. On another...

So far: garbage.

Ripped, bodyguard, Paladin, yet unable to defeat fodder. Guess that's what the plot does to a bodyguard, huh? Anyways, this is still all over the place with two annoying fan service tropes already introduced. In other words: still just bad. The least generic character so far is, weirdly, the...

This is all over the place in a way only a gag manga can convincingly pull off. Meaning, this really doesn't look good. Some people compared it to Firepunch, but that at least had some pseudo-abstract artistic aspirations. This is just bad so far. And the too big tiddy girls on the cover don't...

All I have to say about Melk is: This is Kuina level garbage. Why does apperantly every shounen battle Mangaka seem to have the desire to put one of these lines in there? *Facepalm*

Yep, once again. Saw this coming from miles away. All the cliche behavioral patterns where in place (shy, blushes all the time, emotional unrest), as well as subtle artstyle changes after it was revealed that this is not the real Melk. If a male character shows signs of these patterns, it's...

Yeah, I agree with comments saying this was a low point in terms of writing.

MC doesn't seem to necessarily have the moral high ground here. Might be an interesting twist to the premise.