The Ghost's Nocturne

Anime adaption officially announced bois!

I think you meant anus but angus is way funnier

It gives some more personal motivation compared to an inanimate object, but I feel like this only works if the person they’re fighting for is actually given some screen time and we see more specific examples of WHY they need to be fought for.

I’ve ended up losing interest in a lot of similar stories for this very reason, the main character will keep talking about how badly he wants to be with a person we, the audience, know next to nothing about.  It makes the goal feel almost weightless, sure the MC has their own personal care for this character they’re fighting for…but we know so little about them, I begin to stop caring if the MC succeeds or not because I hardly care about the thing they’re fighting for.

good read

I was so confused as to why the backstory is introduced so late and on what the reason why they have to show it, like why introduce her like a very important character when you're going to kill her right away, that just made things unpleasant.. but on the latest chapters cleared all my doubts, she really is an important character..

the beginning of the story is quite generic and boring but it gets more interesting from chapter 14+..

ofc luffy, zoro, and jinbei ARENT crying, cant wait to see what saul thinks of the crew too

Yh I was like he looks familiar

Wish the anime was produced by better studio

Noblesse is kinda factual

feels like it was axed, but good ending

Now looking back at it, the character developments and the flaws these characters have make an amazing story.

My dude Shimazaki just wants peace.  I'm here less for the action and more for his daily life... Author-san is also right: conflict areas in the world also have people with heart and even suffering and pain can't erase their will to live.  And their food (especially street snacks) are fire too.