I was enjoying it, bit of a fast pace, story straight away starts with MC getting a skill and levelling it up with the help of others. Though it would be nice to have some background and world building. It's interesting, but at the same time, there's something missing and you can feel it while reading this manhwa. The emotional scenes were top notch, pulled off perfectly.
Also meri Behen (the name of the previous artist which means sister in my language) gayab ho gayi, translation: my sister disappeared. No she's not my sister, just trying to joke around.
I will ramble a lot about the art. Yes, artists change, and it sucks, but honestly I don't blame the artist. There are always unavoidable circumstances and stuff so yeah. Pretty much the same situation as hearing your favourite video game character's voice actor change. Needless to say, I couldn't continue reading the manhwa anymore because adjusting is super hard, making me drop the story.
Disclaimer: I am not professional art interpreter or gourmet, just stating my honest thoughts. The first artist has seinen vibes in their art, also seems to have some traditional art in their panels, even though they're digital. It feels like the artist took their time and poured their soul into each panel, and their artstyle captures the post apocalyptic setting quite well. The monsters as well as the desperate desire to survive and develop for some reason remind me of Ajin.
As soon as I clicked the next chapter with the new art, immediately felt something was off. Read a few chapters, this new artist Tanto does try to stick to the previous artstyle to the best of their ability, but the colouring throws me off. It's clear they are more experienced in working for shounen manhwas, as the VFX and SFX are flashy and use the blur feature.
I was enjoying it, bit of a fast pace, story straight away starts with MC getting a skill and levelling it up with the help of others. Though it would be nice to have some background and world building. It's interesting, but at the same time, there's something missing and you can feel it while reading this manhwa. The emotional scenes were top notch, pulled off perfectly.
Also meri Behen (the name of the previous artist which means sister in my language) gayab ho gayi, translation: my sister disappeared. No she's not my sister, just trying to joke around.
I will ramble a lot about the art. Yes, artists change, and it sucks, but honestly I don't blame the artist. There are always unavoidable circumstances and stuff so yeah. Pretty much the same situation as hearing your favourite video game character's voice actor change. Needless to say, I couldn't continue reading the manhwa anymore because adjusting is super hard, making me drop the story.
Disclaimer: I am not professional art interpreter or gourmet, just stating my honest thoughts. The first artist has seinen vibes in their art, also seems to have some traditional art in their panels, even though they're digital. It feels like the artist took their time and poured their soul into each panel, and their artstyle captures the post apocalyptic setting quite well. The monsters as well as the desperate desire to survive and develop for some reason remind me of Ajin.
As soon as I clicked the next chapter with the new art, immediately felt something was off. Read a few chapters, this new artist Tanto does try to stick to the previous artstyle to the best of their ability, but the colouring throws me off. It's clear they are more experienced in working for shounen manhwas, as the VFX and SFX are flashy and use the blur feature.