gg they got solo'd by Katzo.

I understand why after few more chapters than you. She's hot but yeah issues. I give a lot of credits to Rihito for staying with her though, sometimes people can only see issues, but I do believe for everyone there's someone.

They have the sword and if I'm not mistaken Winry/the girl is of royal Parsian blood, so she should be able to wield the sword. As for the combat, I believe they will find a way, or die trying. There maybe some more casualties in the end.

Man Egostic brought this to himself. I hope Stardust doesn't punch him too hard the next time they meet again.

Haha, I try to provide different point of view. I won't deny its shortcomings though, most of what people complained about are there, so yeah. But it is also true that I enjoy it, maybe not as a whole, but at least I like most of it.

I binged it out during the weekend, and I should say I kinda like it :) Still I skip parts which involved the white hair dude lol, I really can't stand him.

a joke indeed.

I will say bluntly, I love this series. It's not without flaws, but I love how it delivered. I will just adress some things any potential reader might want to know beforehand:
- MC never really gain her abilities to hold the sword and fight. Although she improved the physique of her new body to some degree, she never tear through fights as she did before her reincarnation.
- MC never use her relationships as weapon for her revenge, I mean not in a way that she use them/ tricked them into doing her biddings. She considered it early on, but never went through with it. And I personally like it more, because she would adjust with her life and shows that while she cannot be the force she was once, she was still capable of things and achieve her goals with her efforts and support from her people.
- There were mentions of gods involvement here and there, and also part where monsters appear, but they are not very important to the whole plot. They use gods as means to explain the reincarnation part, but there were no appearance of the gods in person here.

Personally what I see from this story is that for women, they what they need is opportunity. Estelle would never be a knight in rigid Jangsgaard society, and she fought for her rights on her rightful property after her father's passing. What I like is that she achieve that in the end by showing that she's capable of things, without her fiancee outright support but with her efforts and support of her people.

In the end, I like the way it delivered what I expect it did, and it's satisfying enough. There's not much of plot twists here, but it works just fine for me. Like I said, it's not without flaws, it's not a masterpiece, but I like it enough and enjoy it throughout.

Because of this, I skip toward the end, and there was no such thing actually. The part was a tell tale by her subordinate as they walk the street. And although there were gods mentions here and there, they were mostly as an attempt to explain her reincarnation. I think it is common thing to compare a living/ once-living person story with that of the gods. And although it's often MC compared to Ishtar, there's no part in the story where she exhibit any conciousness of a god whatsoever.

oh wow, I really hope the convoluted part of being a goddess reincarnation is not true because I kinda enjoy this. I get the complain that it feels like she's stuck because slow pace, but she being incarnation of some goddess wasn't what I signed up for.

man I can feel for him. It feels like yesterday when they were hanging out and went to school/awakener academy together.

Basically MC becomes the same as the antagonists and then some. There's certain theme in revenge themed like this where people A do cruelty which would justify MC cruelty upon people A, rinse and repeat with people B, C, D, etc. But what makes this one less enjoyable to me, probably is fact that it feels too easy. There are some where the revenger actually struggle to achieve his goals, but here, it' just feels to easy and in the end empty. .In the end, I don't see much of this so maybe it's better later on (it afterall has 130+ chapters by the time I write this).

So Egostic would end up making Stardust hates him for all the wrong reason lol. She will get all the wrong impression with this Egostic Icicle show and it's going to hilariously epic (I think).

man why do I feel like this is a tragedy waiting to happen.

Master Piece. And although I won't rate it as high as I did in the past, it is still very much one of better ones out there.

I had the second volume of this and so I read the whole thing. It is bit of a mess, so yeah. Basically MC and her friends are high/middle schooler who gain power by some accident. After messing around with their powers, they find someone whose power is dangerous and ambitious and in the end they clash, and... the end. I don't even know/ remember now what really attracted me to this, the art is decent but simple, but it's defnitely not bad. Probably the school dynamics is what did it for me. Love triangles, sport rivalries, school clubs, all that. It's kinda hilarious watching them going at it daily. Good read if got time and nothing to do. At around 50 chapters, it's right length for light read.

Very enjoyable story that delves into the way of manga writing. What I love about this is how they flesh out ideas for stories and actually incorporate them as pseudo works for the characters, its incredible. Each ones they did maybe a bonafide titles on their own. Aprt from that, it also introduces me into the dynamics of manga creation, the importance of editor, and their struggles. Also again Obata's art is great here, Mashiro and Miho's relationship was really cute and it kinda makes me want to cheer them on. One of most satisfying manga I have ever read. Totally recommended.

Love how it makes hype out of go matches. Props to the authors to actually create a series based on go games, really case where I have no idea story about people playing go can be interested, because to this day, I don't actually understand the game aprt from some basic rules. It is a testament to the series quality that it invokes interest in the game on its reader. It helps that Takeshi Obata draws this (Death Note), but the story has heart too, and the idea of some super ghost-teacher is something that I have also seen in other newer stories, well it may not be the first one to do it, but definitely played part popularizing the troupe. Shonen reader definitely should read this, no matter what era.

It feels generic after a while and repetitive. It feels like it goes too long for its own good tbh. I haven't looked at lookism, so idk how it compares, but this is basically you have a hyped enemy, MC somehow find way to beat him by ways of either his quest items or some kind of novelty abilities, rinse and repeat. Not overly bad, but not very enjoyable expecially after reading it after a while.