Noya did not need a long explanation to understand Seo Jun-ho's reasoning.
Also, when trolling Seo Jun-ho, Noya said that he "wanted to see that stupid face of yours for once" -> "What stupid face? I'm very handsome." -> "Handsome my ass. You just look like a dandy. Palmo is the manly, handsome one." aaaaaand Seo Jun-ho cuts off Noya to ask about the sword.

Yes, the line about what Noya said being cringey is directly in the novel. lol.
Level requirements for the sword: level 23, 60 strength and 60 speed.
The tea apparently clears your head and eyes - as commented on by Noya - explaining Seo Jun-ho's shock when drinking it.

On the comment about the orcs, the reply is "Orcs are a race with a lot of tribes. There's not a lot of them that we can communicate with."
"I get it, so keep talking" -> in the novel, it's "You know I'm tight-lipped. Tell me more."
Noya straight up tells Seo Jun-ho to go to a dark elves' forest - instead of trying to find normal elves on the first floor. Seo Jun-ho looks up the article he saw on his flight -> recruiting for a gate that features dark elves right there.

Seo Jun-ho's conversation with Cha Si-Eun starts when she's organizing documents, so like... it probably happens in an office. Also, she looks up the info about the dark elves on her vita.

Level restrictions isn't 20 - 30, but 20 - 35.

I feel like since I started this up again, I'm being very picky on the details all over again. I should ease off.

A line from the novel: "The two down their drinks immediately after pouring."
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So, he's not drinking alone.

Palmo is 191 cm tall = 6' 3". Meanwhile, Noya himself didn't just make gear for Spectre, but his mask too.

The conversation with Noya is whack (due to the translation probably). You can kinda get the gist of it but some details are bothering me enough to point them out:
- The novel says "That precious tea?" - explaining why Palmo even questioned it in the first place.
- The manhwa says: "Don't pretend you don't know. When he doesn't listen, he gets stupidly stubborn." This makes no sense as Seo Jun-ho can't pretend he doesn't know; he cannot know. The novel just says "That's because you don't know."
- The manhwa just features some vague praise to Palmo, but in the novel, when praising Palmo, Seo Jun-ho picks up a sword that was on the anvil, "It's a great sword. The balance of weight is perfect."
- - In the manhwa, the line "He's still awkward about being praised too" can sound like it's aimed at Palmo, but in the novel it's just "As always, you're still terrible with compliments" -> clearly directed at Noya.
- They sit down before Noya asks for the reason as to why he came back.

On the topic of the delivery that happens at the end of the chapter: the scene is fine in the manhwa, but I want to add two important details:
1) Arthur Green is introduced (name, that he's Gilberto's son, and he is treated as the 5 Heroes' nephew)
and, more importantly 2) he looks at the package, thinks "I didn't order this... is it a trap?" and starts taking precautions just in case (like bringing up magic to defend himself).

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NOT the lesson! Using mana should not be painful and almost lethal!

An added thing to note: back when he was on the actual stage 1, he was able to run back to heal. That doesn't seem to be an option..?

Cute concept followed by some clever applications of magic -> but it fails the execution thoroughly. Basic common sense fails at every angle after a few chapters.

Listen, it doesn't matter if you've got the memories of your previous life because as a baby, you will not be able to stay awake all day. The whole "babies sleep all day" isn't a result of boredom and lack of knowledge/stupidity (because babies know nothing).

Follow this with more whacky stuff, like a dude who attacks her verbally, gets embarrassed because "bruh, she's a baby" -> and proceeds to DEMAND A DUEL -> and which forces her to join the army... dude, she's a baby. She isn't even a full year old at this time. She could literally just start crying and what're they gonna do? She's a baby.

Then enter: stage left, someone who is blatantly manipulating her -> and she falls for it. So much for all your past life's experiences.

And finally, the last chapter is an 80-ish page extrrrrrrrrravaganza showing off one more fight that was probably planned out to happen like 100 chapters later or some something -> but the manga met the ax.

2/10.
It's mildly amusing at the start but when common sense leaves, it falls apart. Just read "The Baby Saint Wants To Destroy The World!" instead. I don't think it's available here on mangakatana though.

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You're a 1 year old. What public image?
She's a 1 year old. Quit trying to manipulate her. Jeez.

Baby... just say "no" to joining the army. You're literally not even a year old. Announce in front of everyone that they're being completely insane - starting even before the stupid duel.

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Common sense has completely exited the building.

Last chapter be like:
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I gotta say, calling out the entire genre that you're a part of on the literal final chapter of your axed manga is... just stupid.
No, not bold. Bold requires courage or bravery <- which have their own requirements and this manga doesn't do either of them.

This isekai manga is extra generic and not good. Read the first two chapters, nod a little and just move on.

With just 26 short chapters, the manga starts off on a breakneck speed of throwing something out there -> and doing a 5-year time skip -> so Mr. Main Character can reach the grand old age of... 12 years old? Man, why am I randomly reading completed manga when I've got plenty of completed manhwa still waiting for me to read? I don't get you weebs and your praise for garbage like this. Back when you were 12, you were eating dirt, not doing forbidden black magic to kill big, ugly chimera monsters.

The plot is brief and ends without doing much. Characters are paper thin and uninteresting - to the point that I was annoyed by one for a moment -> and then thought "why am I annoyed? She is literally pushing the plot forward since this manga got axed." Also, introducing a character to have them exist for the sheer purpose of "look how sad they are" is trying to tug at heart strings without earning it. Congratz on trying the cheapest trick in the book but still failing to avoid the ax. The world also kinda sorta makes no sense - imagine that, a religion based on primary and secondary colors plus 1. I wonder what they think of tertiary colors - that they can clearly see (like, canonically - as this is black and white manga with bad art) but somehow don't acknowledge?

Speaking of ugly chimeras, that's the plot btw: evil people are evil for stupid, contradictory reasons and they're using chimeras to do their bidding. Also because it was axed, the author was like "but but but... I have an awesome dragon to show off! And a unique never-before-seen-solution to handling it!" -> so that gets shoved into the plot with the elegance and grace of... well, a 12 year old. What's this grand oh-so unique solution? "Living with the dragon so it isn't lonely." That's it. It's not unique but it is kinda rare as I've only come across about 60 or 70 times sooooooooooooooooooooooo

ooooooooooooooo... 2/10.

Plot progresses (and by that, I mean shuffles about half a zeptometer forward) and now it's about anti-slavery. Okay, this is good. How are you gonna handle it? Go the political path and get people to agree with you? Use a literal iron fist to force your rules? Or instead of going that route, Maybe research magic to get rid of the slavery marks? Or do nothing but whine about it?
Oh, you're just gonna whine about it? I mean... I guess.

Wait, where did you get all this money from? You bought the slaves, land for them, built a facility for them to live (last I checked, you have a huge 90% empty castle, but okay) and surprise! The pro-slavery people are attacking! Who would've thought!? If only there was some unreachable place you could've put them where they could not physically reach to attack! Oh no!

Then the plot proceeds to pull a different plot point out of its butt -> which empowers the enemy and also gives him the convenient answer to free all slaves. The empowered enemies proceed to lose to a singular iron golem... is it laziness? The author doesn't wanna draw an army of iron golems nuking all enemies without trying - also the art is "fine," "serviceable" or whatever.
I may be biased because I've been enjoying awesome art from manhwa but this manga's art isn't very good on its own merits.

Then the whole plot point ends - because the author thinks that the solution to ending racism is literally removing slavery magic. Sure, all those racist people that were literally saying "they're not humans, they're objects" are gonna behave now!
Sarcasm? Me? Never.

Then the manga ends. Axed? Probably? I don't think so, tbh. The boring misadventures of Mr. Main Character traveling the world to right wrongs is boring and the most interesting part - the castle itself - is mishandled and also ends up being boring. What was there to axe? First thing that happens is a dragon attacks the castle and dies immediately, so with no danger - other than incurable stupidity -> there is nothing left for this manga to do. It just ends on an unsatisfying note, but the entire thing is unsatisfying so it technically just ends normally.

tl;dr: It's bad.
The plot is meandering; the dialogue is rambling; the world is pathetic; and the characters are flat - except in a literal sense because this is also full of inhuman-sex-doll-proportion fanservice - reminder that some of these girls are minors.

2/10. Just give it a pass.

Well, this was a short read. In theory, it was axed but in practice, it didn't have much going on in the first place, so there wasn't much to axe. More on this later.

The home boy Mr. Main Character watched "Howl's Moving Castle" as a kid -> and upon getting isekai'd, he requested one and got far more than what he asked for: a self-sufficient, self-sustaining flying fortress with impenetrable defenses and the most powerful army in the world, made of Iron Golems, that comes with the added bonus of tech that the world cannot imagine (let alone learn to copy to use).

With this basic premise established, there are no "teeth" to this plot. Nothing exists that could possibly threaten him in any meaningful way. In fact, it is established immediately that there are iron golems in every single room, just standing there, ready just in case anything happens -> and on top of that, he has a humongous hanger with a ton of them. If he were to unleash maybe half the hanger -> he could crush the entire planet. That's too smart for him though because he only ever uses one. Yeah, just one. One Iron Golem is used for the entire plot and maybe things go badly for it once -> technology upgrade -> that threat is never seen again.

So... what's left? Well, Mr. Main Character is lonely. He finds the first damsel in distress, rescues her, falls in love with her -> but does that anime thing where he is like 12 years old instead of in his 30s - also the love interest is 16 so like, good thing this isn't happening on Earth or I'd be calling the police -> so it takes 90% of the runtime for their love to finally get established. Obviously, she falls for him "because he's nice." Someone left a comment that the author has a fetish for the whole "feeling sorry for yourself" and the "comfort of being forgiven" -> "getting in the way of the plot." What plot?

Oh right, the plot: there's a greedy king who wants the castle. What does Mr. Main Character do?
1) Push the button called "kill him" and be done with it?
or
2) Nothing. Then nothing some more. Dangerous stuff happen -> respond with more "nothing" -> get half-tricked by two dudes who are acknowledged as that king's loyal henchmen -> do what they want -> get betrayed -> do nothing -> then finally, barely clutch out a win due to a King's loyal minion betraying the King over stupid reasons? (like, really stupid reasons)

Have ya'll ever read one of these and thought "wait... isn't *good guy* strong enough to just kill literally all these annoying people -> probably solving the problem right then and there?" That happens in this manhwa -> but it spins right around and validates you with the *good guy* addressing it directly. I dunno about anyone else, but I really liked the fact that it was at least an option that was explored (in the character's thoughts) before it was dismissed due to reasons.

That aside, this is a somewhat standard regressor plot based in ye olde times, featuring magic, monsters, empires and all that jazz. It was not axed, if anyone is wondering, but it also didn't get any epilogue (where everything is fine; my kind of fan service tbh).

Ms. Main Character starts off enduring a horrible life. She was raised manipulated by a horrible person to become a complete pushover. Eventually, she runs away from home, barely makes it as a merc until... well, the end of chapter 1 rolls around and she gets another chance. If chapter 1 feels rushed, that's intentional and is eventually addressed.

What follows is a quite interesting tale where plot points pop up, tie in with other plot points and eventually resolve. I will say, it is nice to see certain plot points resolve, so this manhwa also has that going for it. It also has an emphasis on romance where it will spend entire chapter just trying to make all the single dudes reading it burn in jealousy. lol. Not a one time thing either.

At the end of the day, I liked it enough to finish reading it in like 3 sittings - RIP sleep during the weekend lol. 9/10.

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The first mistake when dealing with a yandere is having one. The second mistake when dealing with a yandere is being in the same zip code as them.

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English with its double entendre, I swear.

I expect the Sect Master to instantly recognize him through his disguise... maybe.

Wait what? That's someone else.

The title of "Please Throw Me Away" is quite poor compared to the proper title of "Just Leave Me Be!" The former implies that the main character feels that she has no self-worth and should be discarded as though you're getting rid of some junk; meanwhile the later is a proclamation to tell people to PISS OFF! Ms. Main Character is certainly the latter.

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