It's not like mage are supposed to win every battle on their own though. Usually also they are deployed in formation with other mages and tank etc. Also while the idea is good, it is also possible one is only talented in one area. Given the situation of war, they should be trying to be more practical imho. Ellison clearly doesn't show result academically, and it matters not if he's pretending or genuinely incapable of learning: he have fireball good enough to be sent to war anyways.

it's kind of weird that Elison didn't get sent to war with that kind of powerful attacking spell.... If I were a general of war or something, I'd just pluck him out of academy: he's learning nothing and his fireball is already that imipressive.

I like the irony that it was because Moyong Yul Cheon brought back his son that it become his eventual downfall. Was he afraid of MC that he has to use underhanded method? in the end his time is indeed coming as is the story, but I can't help but wonder what would have been if it was pure 2 v 1.

close enough lol

I kinda like this villain perspective, it's reminding of DeathNote. Well Choyun is just less likeable and more of a brute, but still. Anyway, Author is definitely just fast track the main loose tie that is Choyun, I think after he's done with Sechan this should end pretty quickly.

I initially thought the prophecy about darkness is about the black mage but it seems I had misinterpret it as well

man it feels like Ai died then Aqua dead and then it's end. Btw Hikaru is reminding me of Agatha Christie. I used to read novels a lot and his was definitely inspired by her work about someone who make people kill.

phew, didn't expect it to end so soon, but I guess it is how it is. Never feel quite that intriguing but fun adventure from start to finish. The part about the Arena is... bit underwhelming, but I don't always see a Female Heroine in this kind of setup so it's quite refreshing in that regard. Will look forward to the sides, hopefully we will see loose ties resolved.

I beg to differ. It adds something to the supposedly lv 60 Orc Lord. I mean if such level difference can be overcome with simple trick, it would be too lazy. Idk. Maybe It could be done better, I mean the orc still look quite lame at the end.

probably it's back shoot or something. You can easily mistaken someone when just seeing their back. But, the picture is blurry, so it could be anything.

After reading, I can say this feels like something that is based on LN (it is but I don't read it). Unlike most isekai restaurant or any isekai where protagonist live 'leisure' life instead being the center of every conflict however, this one is different. It doesn't sell harem, the story is properly told and its telling about food is credible enough to make you think yeah those are delicious. I had long put this down because I thought it was a simple slice of life manhwa, but while there is slice of life of cooking and restaurant management, there are also bits of politics and conflicts (either with humans or other races). I can see why this is recommended, and I'm excited to see more of it.

wait you're right! I missed that detail xD. Now that I look at it again, it looks like she's surprised that he did it like that lol

I mean if you're healthy anything goes!

ditto. I'm still here just to see how it ends.

I haven't read City Hunter and only known few things about it, but Angel Heart is a really fulfilling read. It is emotional, it is comedic and ecchi at times by the behaviors of Ryo, but also action packed. To everyone who has work on it, I sincerily thanks them because I really have laugh, and cry at times reading.

I maybe minority but personally I thing this is overated. Such generic setup of friendship children want to grow up together be something and then protagonist turn into monster is something AoT used already so it's nothing new. And I should add the pacing is slow (part of release schedule, part of slow happening from chapter to chapter). Not impressed neither by the monsters' design. The series is popular now though, so whatever. It honestly doesn't excite me the way AoT did, but I guess it's kinda OK as it doesn't have competition from any current running mangas now.

it's very ambitious and unreal setting ... but ok. I mean if they were some adults they might try to enslave the village so whatever. This setting is forced but as far as manga is concerned it's kinda okish. I can see some problems, like will author make world building make sense enough to make people care, but one thing I like is bringing tech in a world where magic exist.

this without the yaoi part is easily one of the best story I have ever read. It's however full with tragedy, the life of this man called Wei Wuxian. Few cultivation story can get this interesting. He is every bit the main character who yield knowledge as his power and, yeah. if only it's not yaoi, it would've been perfect. But it's a story that, even if I'm not approve of yaoi, I will never call it bad.

well finally it feels like Naruto again.

It is something that has been used in quite some cultivation story, but Charlotte delivered awesomely. While clearly Charlotte is the main characters, but we are brought here into very interestingly dynamic quintet of her disciples in a seamless way. Through display of knowledge and occasional flashbacks, we get to know her better and also her disciples. I really had fun reading, something I don't find quite often when reading new title. This however is one where I find it hard to stop reading.