Hold up you get a skill that strong from just putting five points into your class skill, but somehow no one in the history of this world has done that? What?! like I've seen this type of thing before but usually it'll be like the requirement to make the class even sort of good will be something life-threatening and that at least explains why most people don't know about or have the thing because the survival rate to even do the right of passage to get the good part of a class is low, but to get the good part of this class all you have to do is deposit your starting points into your class skill? Why is this class considered bad then?

I think it's a give and take type of power considering she's got nothing but vulnerabilities when nothing is stored, but he didn't mention anything on a limit of storage meaning she could theoretically store a lot of powers and just always be a surprise Jack in the box.

going by the convo she's working with some powerful magic user, made some kind of deal that he ended up on the short end of (or at least he thinks he is) and as a result she's kind of got an unsteady alliance she has to keep track of while she's advancing her plans.

This deserved getting canceled, go read something good.

https://i.postimg.cc/nzwXtqV3/i.jpg(I've gotten so much use out of this image on this website)

"did" huh, seems someone couldn't balance on the edge.

I think the problem for me is that some of the gray parts don't feel gray enough while other gray parts seem to have bluntly been added to the picture the moment it was convenient, like toga never seemed particularly great to me because yeah she liked to express love through violence but she didn't really have a particularly bad life before that, her actions were all choices that she largely knew people would view as wrong and messed up but she did anyways, it's like trying to make me feel bad for a serial killer, twice was just sort of a sad end and somewhat a reflection on how the mentally ill are handled in a society like this - I like his stuff(though I got to say the answer to how are the mentally illegal in this society being they either die or we don't talk about it is weird), and spinner was barely a character until they had him attack that hospital and then decided quirk racism was a thing that existed in this world that we've just somehow seen no evidence of because it just doesn't exist in cities -never heard any of the characters that could apply to talk about it either because they didn't matter to the plot yet so why give them development, I honestly think the problem is the opposite - the point is very clear the execution is what makes it feel unclear.

I still find myself just not caring at all about spinner, oh well.

This man's on the fly bullshiting is so funny because it never goes well but he continues to do it.

i mean he did meet fishmen, and shapeshifting fire cannibals, and a fucking necromancer, but i will say those at least were explained before hand and offered One Surprise power max, these ice witches have already used like three different ones, so i understand the frustration.(and personally the yetis a couple chapters back bothered me way more, cause usually they come up with a fakey-fake bullshit name for monsters that are clearly real myth inspired to fit the world better (like frost apes, or Ice beasts, or violent yin Holwers or something) so when they just called them yetis it took me out of it, like bigfoot had just shown up or something.)

The rate this is going, main character might have to dip soon.

I liked the murim alliance corruption arc, I just think this North Sea Arc has kinda sucked - like usually every place the main character goes to we have a very clear idea of what he's supposed to be doing and the benefits he aims to get, this one seems a lot more relaxed in that regard and the Pacing hasn't been great, and the yetis were dumb, when those blood cult guys used magic it still kind of felt like it belonged, even the mermaid people feel kind of like they belong, but the magic stuff in this arc has just kind of felt out of place because it's too much, and is not as well explained, like those poison cannibal tribes men are weird but it was at least fully explained how they're powers work like that.

To be fair he did fight a giant snake monster quite a while ago before this (he actually fought two), like the world has monsters they just usually don't show up that often, but I will admit the magic stuff happening in this Arc have been a step down from previous stuff.

God be praised!

It's also funny because going by the premise it really feels like this series started as just another one of those horny gender role switch ones, but at some point the author got on his berserk mindset and said "what if I went ape shit, what if this was awesome though?" Like they realized they made a main character that was too cool to waste on just being horny so they made the series have some depth.

They can be slightly resistant to bleeding out if only due to the fact that they can manipulate their blood, but even then that's like an acquired trait not all of them can do that and while they do seem to heal slightly faster than regular people it's not significant enough to matter in most situations.

fuck mc, where's that duel they setup with the solitary swordsman at the start of last chapter? (also mc is just doing paperwork offscreen they cut to him last chapter)

that's a different matter, this is for business, That's for the love of the game.

I swear they treat her like a Pokemon at this point.

Okay it wasn't just me when the chapter started I thought it just cut to a different chapter, like what was that?