Second dimensional mercenary

If you turn of your brain and read for some faceslapping it is enjoyable but there is clearly very little though going into it. characters are flat and motivations for/outcomes of their actions are often extremely illogical. anything goes as long as it creates conflicts to drive the story.

This novel takes inspiration from tensura, not much and it is it's own interesting world, it has only two times when it takes something from tensura, that's the skill ranking (maybe) and the fact he starts with a skill that takes skills and other things, but that's all. It's so good, if you like tensura read this NOW, it's funny the story is good. I hope the author continues to write this.

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The first few chapters are very nice, it makes me all curious and stuff and that makes me want to look forward to the next chapters. Its very interesting. There might be some mistakes with the spellings but overall its a nice story. But of course this is just my opinion. Keep it up author!

"I am the Great Dragon, holder of this world's knowledge. The beginning and end of my race, and I will be the one to instruct you in your new abilities." the dragon explained.

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"Who are you kid? What is a human kid doing here?" Arlong asked while glaring at him.