something i like about this manhwa is how the mc doesnt gaf. like he isnt tied to anywhere or anything, doesnt have a title, a specific martial art he practices, or any specific kinds of connections. he doesn't have a goal either, he just does whatever he thinks is right, and the events just happen to be connected. his backstory isnt just revealed in one go nor does he talk explicitly about it, we learn of his character through the events he experiences instead, and i find that kind of refreshing. this story doesnt have a clear end goal or direction, but it's still keeps you reading. this aurhor is a genius.
there were many stories like this that ive read that turned out to be a harem... they were surprisingly good but this one is so horribly executed it's enforcing the cringey harem stereotype, not a good look... AND to have his daughter as a harem member??!!? ENEOUGEHEHE with the lolicon ahh shit please
Lol I feel like your assuming, when did it even hint at Nana becoming a part of the harem??
Many people have spoiled in the comments that she will be, but we'll just have to see how this adaptation turns out.
im not assuming, its literally stated in the other comments that that's what happens in the novel
I didnt even need harem spoilers,,, with how tropey/cliche this whole story was it was so easy to predict how the girls were gonna be introduced... (the main girl, tomboy, older one, younger one, etc)
Yet now you’re leaving multiple spoiler comments w/o warning to ruin it for others!! Good job! Feel better now?
yes i feel absolutely better! the story is obviously a harem even w/o novel spoilers and the only clear spoiler i gave was that his daughter was a harem member, its mentioned in many other comments too bffr
WHAT DID I JUST READ???? The students being crazy shippers puts me off so bad
came from the prequel and omg the sequel was so much better... mc is too hot
are these supposed to be real life stories?