Convince People To Read A Manga Using Only One Page
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So it's not only dark and gruesome but also has a depressing/hopeless tone to it?
Ok, I began reading it yesterday night and haven't come past the first chapter yet but I'm not sure if I like it. The characters are nonchalantly spamming destructive, extremely cruel attacks and the main character seems to have some mental issues/trauma to deal with.
This manga could turn out great but I'm not sure yet. People's stories about how it contains a lot of rape are concerning me and had been putting me off to read it until now.
But let's see. I'll definitely keep on reading for now.
Ok, I began reading it yesterday night and haven't come past the first chapter yet but I'm not sure if I like it. The characters are nonchalantly spamming destructive, extremely cruel attacks and the main character seems to have some mental issues/trauma to deal with.
This manga could turn out great but I'm not sure yet. People's stories about how it contains a lot of rape are concerning me and had been putting me off to read it until now.
But let's see. I'll definitely keep on reading for now.
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It's Gosu (The Master). It's the most complete and whole shonen to date in my opinion, since:
- it's filled with simple but impactful characters, Red Herrings, reveal, and the storytelling is so beautiful, especially in the earlier and middle part.
- The protagonist is a solid protagonist, he has awesome story, complexity, and reasonable motivation, solid pro and con.
- The battle was so explosive and creatively depicted. In the last arc though, the author get lymphoma so i can see the decline in both storytelling and fight explosiveness and creativity. It does drag quite a bit in the last 2-3 major fights, but that's the most complaint i can think about Gosu.
- it doesn't overstay its welcome. The author had clear plot roadmap in mind. The manhwa is completed and it's satisfying.
- it's filled with simple but impactful characters, Red Herrings, reveal, and the storytelling is so beautiful, especially in the earlier and middle part.
- The protagonist is a solid protagonist, he has awesome story, complexity, and reasonable motivation, solid pro and con.
- The battle was so explosive and creatively depicted. In the last arc though, the author get lymphoma so i can see the decline in both storytelling and fight explosiveness and creativity. It does drag quite a bit in the last 2-3 major fights, but that's the most complaint i can think about Gosu.
- it doesn't overstay its welcome. The author had clear plot roadmap in mind. The manhwa is completed and it's satisfying.