The Situation with My Childhood Friend Who Perfectly Recovered from Illness Slowly Closing the Gap

It's kinda weird that they refer to themselves as barbarians, right? I mean, normally that would be considered as an insult.

This novel makes me want to cheer the female lead on, whack the system to give it a upgraded maturity plus wake up call, and yell in frustration at the slow romantic progress. The female lead is not dumb, she is given literally no time to connect the suspicious behaviors and moments. Just whisked away to the next scenario with barely enough time for a real life slow comedic romance with the male lead. They hardy speak before she faints! Really appreciate good novels like these which make me break my patience to read arc by arc.

I am in chapter 135, and like cmon dude at some point you should realize that you won't fail no matter what so just focus on succeeding and gaining as much money as possible even if the convergence rate is 100:1 it's still a lot of money and you will still have a big company. And there still other method of gaining money which is paying urself, and it's not impossible , as he was getting paid for acting on a series that he is funding, so if he can get paid as an actor in his company he can get paid as the CEO of the company and even if he can't, he can still get paid as a game designer of his own company . So to sum up this novel, the MC is just stupid and is doing things that are against his own good just for the sake of compensation that the system will give him.

Wow! I've read the first few chapters and I have to admit that I'm hooked. Dave, do your thing quick

So intriguing

I wouldn't say this is your typical yaoi. While it does include themes of abuse and violence, which are common in much of the genre, it stands out because it isn't primarily focused on being sexually explicit. It's mature, yes, but not merely designed to arouse the audience.  

This manga explores issues of power, abuse, and the resulting human emotions. However, it only scratches the surface due to its oneshot format. The artwork employs a heavy use of black and white to create a somber atmosphere, possibly also for symbolic reasons. The characters, meant to reflect some aspects of the darker sides of human life, possess a degree of depth.  

I can't claim this manga achieves anything groundbreaking since it's just a oneshot that presents a sorrowful premise. However, I sense that the author believed it was sufficient to capture a grim reality through art. If it had been expanded further, he might have conveyed a meaningful message about life.  

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Eish it's a good book why I have to wait for chapters