The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 834 Discussion

After reading like 800+ chapters I can finally give my thoughts about this series. Personally, it's up into my alley and one of my fav series but I think it's not really for everyone's taste.

First off if you're not into possessive or borderline yandere characters then this is NOT for you because most of the characters have at least one yandere-ish moment, heck even some antagonists are yandere for MC (not sure if this is the author's fetish or something).

Spoiler

For the little brother, the possessiveness is actually explained. The reason being he's not actually human and is more of a personification of fire. Originally he wasn't supposed to be able to mesh into human society or bond with anyone. But through the MC giving him unconditional love to something that's not human even by sacrificing the love of their parents when they were kids, he was able to see the world through the teaching of the MC. This is why he would immediately kill himself if the MC died first, because MC is literally his world. It still doesn't justify his extreme action but it's understandable since he doesn't understand humans way of thinking.

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As the title says, this series is focusing on MC and his weird S-Class people with different personalities and quirks which gave birth to some really funny interactions. There's even one who thinks MC is the reincarnation of their mother even tho they are much older than MC. The characters are fun and personally my fav part of the series. They get more fleshed out with more chapters. If you thought you know everything about the character, watch as the author brought their story again but with more details and new facts. MC is consistently a weak F-Class but still kicks ass with his unique skill sets and has some cool fight scenes.

I feel like up until chapter 100 is introduction to the characters, chapter 100+ is build up to the story, and chapter 200+ is when the story starts getting more solid, where we finally getting longer arcs, introduced to the main antagonists, and got to know more about the characters origin and how it all ties up to the whole plot. Sadly it's all blocked off by the lack of translations for the rest of the chapters. Which is why I think most people have only tasted the surface of this series and deserve to read the rest with better translations. Especially with how the author likes to explain the main plot bit by bit throughout the series, which is both the GOOD and WEAK point of this series. It makes the main plot itself a bit hard to follow.

Spoiler

Remember that random celebrity guy Park Hayul in chapter 44 who we never see again? Yeah apparently he will become one of the antagonist in ch350 and ch700+. One time we have life and death battle, other time we have like fishing competition arc, cops and robber with a twist, game of life, and even crashing someone's wedding arc. Wild yes.

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I might add more later but overall it's a fun series to read that got buried by the lack of translations.