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Long after the zombie apocalypse ends civilization, the survivors do their best to go about their da...

Delinquents, zombies, and idiots all together! Extremely Z-grade delinquent survival comedy!...

Beginning on the 4th day after a zombie virus has broken out, this is a story about the will to live...

Can two people look exactly alike? Fear sweeps the city as people report seeing their own doubles. T...

A world destroyed by pollutants that spreads zombie viruses and the people who have adapted to live ...

Chaerin leads a blissful and comfortable life as the lead in a romance novel. She only has eyes for ...

Did the world return to six months ago? This is a chance? Or repetition of despair? A catastrophe, a...

With the zombie outbreak, chaos begins. However, as intelligent zombies begin appearing, will the wo...

I love LOVE how this subverts the typical "OP MC" trope, because, while yes. He is insanely OP, the story doesn't revolve around his strength, but rather his weaknesses. This isn't one of those generic Hunter manhwas, where the MC powers up infinitely and goes on to surpass the rest of the human race. Infact, it's the opposite, its about a guy finally learning how to embrace his humanity, after years of detaching himself from it.

I love how Sayoung is lowkey petty, like he's fucking over the MC in subtle ways, like the AD bro??? THE AD???

Also, really like how the magic crystal is a big deal bc it shows how 1. Naive the MC is and how little he knows about the present, 2. Shows the importance of magic crystals, 3. Shows powerful Sayoung is and his influence¡ 4. Good way to get the other characters to interact with the MC bc otherwise they'd have no incentive.

Lastly, it shows how much the MC dun fucked up by posting that shit on ebay

I'm not sure I like the direction the story is going, having his "friends" be an extension of Nanba's security is just... wow. It adds a layer of darkness that looms over the entire series, and theres just something sick about them tugging Jyugo in a certain direction.

Especially, since the recent arcs was about Jyugo becoming more independent and making more choices for himself. His friends were instrumental in that, only in reality for them to encouraging him to make decisions that benefits Hiro and by extension them as well. I know that they're doing this to help him, and that they do care for him.

But they're restricting his freedom of choice, which is just fucked when you consider. That very early on in the series, they all had a talk about never wanting to leave the prison with Jyugo calling it his home because he was "free"—free with them. Only for that freedom and friendship to be another prison.

It also means that this whole cat and mouse thing with Hajime was an act, because Hajime is Hiro's successor and the gang never had the intentions of helping Jyugo escape. It was all an act to keep Jyugo stimulated and entertained.

I was already spoiled into knowing Jyugo joins the man with the scar, and now I know why.