Kenkaya Honey

It's over

holy fuck this might be the most underrated manhua of all time

Completely garbage, nothing of substance happens in 35 chapters,

Heads up- yes you can read further chapters elsewhere (like 30+ chapters ahead). But holy crap, don't do it. The translations are god awful and sometimes literally unreadable.
I mean like changing names three times in the SAME SENTENCE when talking about only one person. Randomly shouting nouns for no reason (Profit, dead, and joe are my favorite. No, the context doesn't help), and of course, not knowing how pronouns work. "I will give this to me because I helped me when I was near me" to describe five different people.

Stay here. Trust me. It's worth the wait.

Let me say this again, story is good, illustration art is also good, recommended and Underrated

the first fight did seem iffy art wise
every now and then seemed like the detail was toned down significantly
coulda jus chilled with the designs in general
facial expressions are at 100%

MC tho
comes off as a lil stupid
he's got legendary equipment annnnnnd
he jus goes around flaunting it in a world where people look down on tamers
i dunno thats pretty trusting of him
his goals seem to be similar to Tsutomu of Live Dungeon
but Tsutomu comes off as more personable imo this guy comes off as strange

while this is an isekai, technically
its an isekai where the MC is teleported to a world that functions exactly the same as his own which was already a fantasy world
minus the RPG elements (apart from classes)

same

it's like author want to show how MC is a really nice guy but have no idea how to do it
then he just make everyone else into negative value so MC looks better in comparison

ty

Revenge of the manga that should have ended 100+ chapters ago. Jesus why.

Holy fuck, the last chapter implies that sennin is the future self of En no Ozuno
This is getting too interesting

Teru is an interesting character, love him or hate him but really I like how we've been backseat for most of his major epiphanies and outcomes. He's Hoshizaki's foil and polar opposite, but funnily enough he's able to ultimately stick with Tsuyoshi because he's "stronger" (although at this point it's like the author is saying he's only stronger in luck lol) This is all bound to explode in Teru's face because one can NEVER control the strongest and I'm all here for his inevitable downfall

or "Do I want to be her personal doctor" arc