I read tons of apocalyptic/survival stories but this still remains to be one of my favs after yrs. Nothing bad I can say apart from the last game and the part where they almost got supernatural powers—which looked like the author added and tossed aside on a whim as he never really sticked much with it. But yeah, this is def one good sht.
I love the games in the story and I saw the first part too, that one is nice. But I think because this one is more fleshed out, I enjoyed this better. I know a lot of people hatedthe ending, but I really didn't mind. I think this manga is a bit ahead of its time when it was released tbh. I mean, this isn't the first time we saw this kind of ending. And the first time I read it, I was really mindblown. That was an ending I did not expect, even the MC himself didn't. And that's why I love it! No one truly knows what's happening, and what's gonna come. That feeling of betrayal in the end was so good. It's so fitting for the title, As the God's Will. This is one of those series where I can say I wish I could read this the first time again.
I read tons of apocalyptic/survival stories but this still remains to be one of my favs after yrs. Nothing bad I can say apart from the last game and the part where they almost got supernatural powers—which looked like the author added and tossed aside on a whim as he never really sticked much with it. But yeah, this is def one good sht.
I love the games in the story and I saw the first part too, that one is nice. But I think because this one is more fleshed out, I enjoyed this better. I know a lot of people hatedthe ending, but I really didn't mind. I think this manga is a bit ahead of its time when it was released tbh. I mean, this isn't the first time we saw this kind of ending. And the first time I read it, I was really mindblown. That was an ending I did not expect, even the MC himself didn't. And that's why I love it! No one truly knows what's happening, and what's gonna come. That feeling of betrayal in the end was so good. It's so fitting for the title, As the God's Will. This is one of those series where I can say I wish I could read this the first time again.