Story - 8: It's simple, as I said above easy to pick up, and interesting enough to keep you intrigue for the next chapter. Plus I love the fact that the author is once again is mixing Religion alongside the Arthurian Legend with a hint of his own imagination... which is really captivating to see honestly just like the first series and I just hope it doesn't end up as disappointing as it did too. So for the mean time I have a lot of hope that this series will deliver and do much better than the prequel ever can do but for right now! It's an 8 in its larvae stage.
Art - 10: The main thing I loved in the first series was the art and it does not disappoint in the sequel, it's unique, really detailed, and it's basically telling another story without having to say anything. I wish I can praise it more but it's all my opinion and I know it can be a hit or miss, but I'm an artist myself, and I can take some inspiration with some of the backgrounds and character designs here.
Character - 8: Every character in this series are still in their introductions including the main himself, so there's not much to say but I really like how innocent and wholesome Percival is so far. I gave this an 8 because I would love to know more on this cast in the future.
Enjoyment - 8: It's still relatively new but it's good enough to keep me wanting to read and it gives me the same vibes when I used to be really into Seven Deadly Sins (before it became doo doo crap at the end).
Overall - 8: I'll make sure to update my review once it gets to 50 chapters but for the mean time, give it a read or atleast put it on your to read list.
