Saika no Kami wa Negawanai

[MangaDex]

 

[happifairy]

The art is beautiful and the plot is interesting. Thanks you for the chapter. Can't wait for more

 

[Siti]

Art look shoujo-ish. But story seems good

 

[acar]

ugh this is good

 

[AgentPoor]

This wasn't what i expected, was better

 

[Sladeblade]

Thing are getting much more interesting now.... i wonder who is that on the last page of Chapter 3.

 

[Christopher]

So who is that at the end?

 

[Salamander002]

The story is very good

 

[rararaw]

Uwaaaaa i hope they continue scanlating this

 

[Seth0]

Why is set more beautiful than his sisters?

 

[nana0_san]

whoa this is really interesting, the tension and characters are building up a good story, I can't wait to see how it continues!

 

[Question2]

Finally! It isnt another one of those shitty "MC gets OP powers and a harem" series! Its a miracle!

 

[HDMI1]

@Seth0 It's due to it being a ShounenAi/Yaoi story.

 

[Question2]

Hmm this writing style seems really familiar...its like that manga where a bunch of guys get trapped in a castle to choose who will become the next king...

And why is it published in a seinen magazine if its a yaoi story? You would expect it to be a josei manga if thats the case...

 

[Solistia]

@Hdmi1 I mean, it's not, zero sum magazine is seinen, it just tends toward fujoshi-bait on some titles with its plethora of pretty boys (I.e. Karneval)

 

[xtoramaru]

Let the artist draw however they like to, lol. Pretty boys don't mean it's yaoi or shounen-ai... It's also an Egyptian God story right? Prettiness might be defined differently here.

 

[Soveregin]

apoopys
Just gon add that pretty much all manga set in Egypt or Egyptian characters in manga are pretty af. You clicked on an Egyptian manga.
hotness =/= gay.

 

[BalrogDeMorgoth]

It was surprisingly interesting.

You have to admit that Apopys and how he act is totaly fujoshi bait but then again, it's true that egyptian gods weren't the straightest guys around.

 

[subliminal]

Ancient Egypt was a strange place, there are fragmentary census records from the Roman occupation era detailing incidence of full sibling marriage amongst commoners over centuries.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/13408117_Brother-sister_marriage_in_Roman_Egypt

 

[bryanesss]

I try hard not to drool here omg