Fight Class 3

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Saw edit on insta and i read it (tho it been some time since i read it)

Mostly read it to see the crashout mc
I was kinda disappointed at first that mc crash out only happens after 70 chp
But still read it, after i caught up to 70 I kinda miss the story before the crashout where we learn alot about jujustu and other fighting sports but its still good

Alot new character that i didnt really care about and a lot philosophical dialogue that i didnt understand or they fails to do so

Around chapter 90 it switches to manwha style its not bad but i ... really liked the Manga style btter

Idk why it tried to be philosophical but i heard in s2 they gonna balance out the philosophy and fight so ill be waiting for s2

I just finished reading Fight Class 3 in three days, and overall, I found it pretty amazing. The series has intense fight scenes, well-executed martial arts techniques, and a gripping story that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The artwork is absolutely stunning, capturing the raw energy and emotion of each battle.

However, one thing that threw me off was how the main character's transformation happened so suddenly. Out of nowhere, he becomes incredibly buff, ridiculously strong, and even psychopathic completely disregarding his earlier goals and his sister. The story doesn’t really show how he got to that point. There’s no real buildup, no exploration ... of his struggles, or the battles that shaped him into this darker version of himself. It felt rushed, like an important part of his journey was skipped, which left me a bit disconnected from his character by the end.

That said, the manhwa still delivers a lot of excitement, and if you enjoy action-packed martial arts stories, it’s absolutely worth the read. I just wish the character development had been more fleshed out to make that transformation feel earned.

Really bad.

The martial arts were not very well researched, the tone was all over the place, the pacing was off, and the characters just change on a dime for no reason.

The main character randomly stops being the main character at points and the motivation of his missing sister just gets forgotten about for long stretches of time until the writer needs to remind you what the main character's motivations or if there needs to be a contrived reason for him to get angry and power up mid fight or whatever. there's never a good explanation of how the fuck Maria could possibly help ... find his sister anyway, the main character never even presses her about it or asks for any evidence

The story isn't grounded at all. It goes from real fighting techniques to insane made up bullshit on the fly.

The story also totally loses focus and goes off on a million b plots that I had zero reason to care about so they felt like a total slog to get through. The same can be said of the tone. It cant seem to decide on what it wants to be, sometimes it feels like it wants to be kengan, or Shamo and other times it feels like it wants to be my hero academia.

It just ended up being an exhausting, annoying mess that I pushed myself to read through.

Dont waste your time on this one.