lilithespark's manga / #Strong Male Lead(267)

I know an Eren when I see one with him wanting exterminate every last dragon and what not, and I'm uncertain of whether I should be concerned or not. Concerned probably. The circumstances behind the MC (Rudd)'s regression are relatively especial and distinctive. What's the deal with the void dragon? What of his brother's presence, and why does it seem as if he is slowly taking on the roles of his older brother.... I like that the MC isn't your typical genius, rather he's a veteran whose technique is refined and therefore flawless. His personality's pretty likable; he's like a toned down version of Katsuki Bakugo. I don't have anything against his female companions (though it does give a sense of harem) or any of his companions for that matter. The action is really good. So far, the MC's the perfect genius with tons of masters doting on him. I wholly anticipate the arrival of the protag's new skills and character development along the way. Not particularly a fan of his quest for vengeance, but we'll see.

Really funny and relatable. Like how the MC's a lowkey powerful disciple. if you think about it, his past life was very sad in how he was worked to bone as if a slave. Good for him that he's decided to never work overtime! Haha. I haven't read enough of this manhua to know if this is a harem comic or not, but fingers crossed it's the latter. The action's satisfactory, but I really only read this for laughs.

Funny how he becomes a celebrity firefighter lmao. He's a bit bull-headed but not unkind. He has a girlfriend (FL), but she's cool. Nice firefighter action. The system's pretty interesting. Art's decent. Satisfies my urge to read firefighter comics.

I find the message of this story interesting, the idea that "hard work and effort doesn't betray oneself." It's contradictory in itself as the MC needed those talent books to even debut. He relies on the talent books in order to excel at whatever he does. Reminds me of Deku from MHA where he couldn’t become a hero no matter how he tried as he was quirkless. Nice to think about. Anyway, this comic is pretty good. You have your healthy dose of idol drama, slice of life, teamwork, etc. Idols doing things idols do. The art isn't fantastic, but it's enough for the story. Hope there isn't any romance or anything, but I'm getting serious FL vibes from Arin. *cough* I've read better manhwa about idols. I feel that the talent library idea has a lot of potential, though.

So heckin' slow. I've read 27 chapters, and I feel like I've read absolutely nothing. The setting's familiar and all, but it's just so boring at the moment. Not really seeing any character development (not that I expect much this early in the game), but you'd think there'd be SOMETHING to draw you in. There really isn't. The MC's the ruler of hell, and he goes in and out of the gate thing-y to have mini training arcs. T-T

Surprise, surprise! I've actually read a bit of the novel before reading this comic. The story is quite interesting. The protagonist being male is like a breath of fresh air. Fairly distinguishing how the plot isn't very romance driven. And the MC is a priest!

Pretty good. Again, we have the indolent MC who has to work hard in order to live a life without troubles. Looking forward to when he reveals all his cards. About what you’d expect from an action fantasy with convoluted old European ambiance.

There's a bit of a romance subplot, but it doesn't subtract from the acting (which I read this for)! Enjoyable to see the MC acting in different works and slowly climbing his way up. I'd like to him use his writing skills at least once in his second life, though. There's a bit of drama with other actors here and there, scandals, etc. Has some wholesome (and funny) moments that really make you want shout "Ganbare!" at the MC, haha.