It's not a stereotype but a matter of plot. Why introduce a team and pretend to level them up if at the first chance you drop them to introduce new already overpowered characters of which we know nothing just to substitute them? IMHO it's just lazyness. I could say the same thing for how he easily wiped out the undead but I wanna see how this goes on a little bit. If the pace doesn't change I am gonna drop it: too amateurish.
I should curse my sloppy writing. I hope the general sense it's still clear, lol!
True I agree the plot is not well structured but peeps r not directing their concerns and complaints towards the plot but female characters... plots that have negatively portray females only enforce a negative image and stereotype of women... I find it unfortunate how this has lead to many readers quickly labeling a group of strong female characters as something negative when a group of strong male characters r often praised... I’m afraid such stereotypes will allow our perspective to become strewed and I hope we can take a moment to re-evaluate where our concerns should lie... this is what a meant by stereotypes... hope that was helpful and clarified what I meant
Exactly, just because there are kore girls than guys, it doesn't mean it's a harem, they are strong independent characters, and they only have an interest, getting stronger, and that is why they are close to him, because he is very strong, it is not a harem just because there a lot of girls...
Because they didn't level up enough, and the one from alpha team he kept close is like a genius, she is a really fast learner, and there is no way the rest of the alpha team would be able to help him, they would just be a burden, and I disagree, I think the plot is really good, and again just because there a lot of girls it doesn't mean it's a harem, they are working.... They independent womem, assuming it's a harem is really close minded of anyone who thinks it... Womem can be better and stronger or just as good as guys, don't sexualize womem, just because a womem appears it doesn't mean she only appears for love proposes, even more, this womem do not think of love, they think of how much stronger they can get, they don't even care for the male lead in a sexual or love way... They have never even hinted that they were, so why would even think it.... A womem is just as smart as a guy, just as independent as guy, and can be even better than a guy, people assuming it's a harem just shows me how close minded people can be.... And how dismissive of the characters heart and actions they are...
If it's not a harem why even the girls themselves make a joke on the same trope at the beginning of the chapter? It was intentional to build this kind of situation and it has nothing to do with disparity between capacities or sexes. It is a plot choice and a poor one for me.
I get where you're coming from and I understand. To me it could have been all girls from the beginning and I would have not cared. I thought the war in China was a missed opportunity to improve on the original group instead of rushing to this level 4 dungeon. I expected a more tactical battle on the ground where his teammates get to level up and understand future struggles. It was solved instead with a strategical weapon, the team abandoned and a new one on the scene. IMHO, too fast paced just to leave the MC overpowered and the rest ignorant.
For me i love strong female characters however, thats all i see in these types of mangas now. All girls one guy, or a string female MC and girl side kicks. I was thrilled at the mixed team from earlier now its just the same thing. Its just over load. Every popular iseki has harem or female side kicks. I was just hoping for a change.
i agree with you.I dont get harem vibes and i dont see anything wrong with female characters being strong.
They joked about, so that everyone that was thinking it would stop thinking it, because it is not a harem... The author made that joke as to dismiss the fans suppositions of it being a harem...
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I find it so sad that so many peeps r hating on the female characters... and especially when we r seeing strong and developed female characters... and ya we r getting more females but I’m not really feeling or seeing any harem vibes so far... plus if u flip it around and say we’re getting more male characters instead I bet no one would bat an eye and complain... I think we need to change our mindset and not let negative stereotypes of female characters and women in general control our perspective