Okutsuki Mura no Yukaisou

The art is pretty good but the plot is just kinda generic for me? overall 6/10

This is quality! Read it.

Despite dealing with quite a lot of emotions, the plot is very tactical. Each action is provoked by something and itself prokes a reaction. Having to bob and weave from the interests of 2 opposing factions, while struggling not to be overly hostile or friendly with either makes this manga capable of building quite a lot of tension, as schemes reveal themselves and statements are seemingly made with the smallest of actions, intentional or not.

It's got a nice start, waiting to see if it keeps its momentum

cousin

because this manhwa doesnt give a shit about following its own rules

@anzheilen12
I get that's how he sees things currently but when the girls are quite literally presenting themselves to him every chance they get, he should really start thinking on how he's going to go about things instead of running. Kinda unfair to the girls ngl because if he doesn't want that kind of relationship, he can just outright reject them but what does he do? He runs away without putting things to rest. I just want the story to move on and not waste panels just to show a guy getting fawned on by girls and not do anything about it. Some of it might be for fan-service; but it gets tiring if it's a continuing trope

Loved it, the art is great, story is quite nice and I really love the characters. Miss the emperor though.

I'm just concerned by what is considered a enemy from the video game world. Like those mechanical squids from the matrix? And the fact that the survivor of that world doesn't recognize the threat as an enemy but just wants to restart.

and now we're back to the mind swap trope. As if Oshimi didnt already write an entire series about that already?

Father in law came in with the clutch

MASTERPIECE

Since you are clearly such an expert on this field, please tell us at least 5 realistic zombie manga/anime.