The S-Classes That I Raised Chapter 248 Discussion

This novel will surprise you with hidden depths, chapters down the line. I have to admit the writing style takes some getting used to--it's MC's perspective, a reckless, fearless (literally in his case), headstrong young man trying to mend his relationship with his (physically stronger, more handsome, better) younger brother. The flavor is very shonen-y and some questionable topics (ab*se, harassment, misogyny, inherent sociopathy in some people) are handled rather lightly.

And then we get further into the plot, delved around the reason MC wished to turn back time: his brother's awakening, estrangement, and death. It's both good and bad for me because I'm not really a fan of the very game-esque lingo and mechanics, but the sprinkles of information is tonnes better than infodump, while also working to further the plot as MC discovers the hidden side to whatever's going on in his world.

Pros for me:

• Family fluff to the extreme, both of the blood and found kind.
• MC is sass king, literal twig tr*shing people with muscle mass twice his weight.
• Younger brother is literally the cinnamon roll who can and will kill you all in one package.
• Character development all around!!!
• Seong Hyeonjae.

Cons:

• Very heavy game lingo
• Seong Hyeonjae.

TLDR: fantastically developed unreliable narrator MC ft. Family feels, action, and issues. Not BL, but some very heavy undertones to that front. I guess if endgame isn't BL then /shrug/ it isn't BL.