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Jun 11, 2025
Kagurabachi (Manga) add
Preliminary (82/? chp)
I feel obligated to write this review in order to share the incredible work that the author has been doing consistently since release. Not once in my life have I read a literary work that the reader can clearly see and feel the not only constant, but almost parabolic improvement from the author in terms of story and writing, and in this case, art and panelling.

I only feel awe towards the author to make me feel when I picked up this manga around chapter 30 and go from "this is a solid 6,5-7, decent shounen that has an incredibly high pace" to where I am ...
May 14, 2025
Preliminary (171/? chp)
Have you ever read a book or a novel written by a woman and thought "I might have to go celibate for 5 years to compensate the amount of lust I've just read?", well. look no further for a lustless experience.

Is it perfect? Far from it. The whole isekai troupe could have used a bit more thought put into it? 100%. Does the fact that the whole story takes places in a game take from the tension? Partially, but [REDACTED] (it is adressed).

But most important of all, is it entertaining? You bet it is. It's an incredible drama that is (intentionally) carried wholly ...
Feb 4, 2025
If what this manga talks about hits close to home, it's an instant top 5.

The story doesn't bother to hide its intentions. If you've read a certain quantity of manga, the ending is very predictable, but this plays out in favor of the story and is very intentional. Since the conclusion is clear, you gradually develop a growing sense of anxiety and dread, which increases proportionally to how attached you grow to the cast. This, in fact, is how what happens throughout the narration is lived.

Another intentional aspect is the duration. It's very short, which, if you've had the misfortune of living ...
Nov 13, 2024
[Oshi no Ko] (Manga) add
Preliminary (166/168 chp)
What could've been.

Oshi no Ko's last ~40 chapters are the single biggest fumble I've ever seen in any type of media/story. The first chapters are absolute cinema, all the way until the Theatre Arc, where the story peaks. After that, it goes down a little, but still a very good read. It does a lot of build up for the ending of the story, where all the mysteries will be unraveled and all of our beloved protagonists will finish their respective growth and... instead we get what we got.

Oshi no Ko is not a usual type of story, where it's a linear ...


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