axima's manga / #RPG(4)

This literally makes 99% of comics out there seem like shit by comparison. Once you read it there's no going back. Waiting for updates is pure torture. EDIT: I think they might kill Jinwoo. Don't read past when he becomes one with darkness (you'll understand when you get there) which is around ch 165. At least if you wanna stick to the standard op mc formula that doesn't get too deep or want a happy ending. Maybe I'm wrong but it don't look good. EDIT 2: Well it's finished. I won't talk about the specifics for the sake of spoilers but it's a mixed bag. I can see why people would love this and think it's a great ending, but it still feels a little off to me. Maybe because they play with the idea of removing his powers but don't confirm it one way or the other, maybe it's the many things that happened that are now obsolete. Maybe it's the divergence from the "he does cool shit and everyone is amazed" genre. They also brought back a girl, was she his ex? Or maybe the one that had a crush on him? I honestly can't remember there's literally no reason for her to be around and her personality isn't anything to write home about either. EDIT 3: Damn ch180 really got me... < it was an april fools prank, been removed now. EDIT 4: The side stories are pretty good but there's romance. EDIT 5: Can we get a spin off that's the entire series all over again but with the dragon king in Jinwoo's body? That snippet was amazing but ended too soon. EDIT 6: Can't believe I fell for the April fool's prank again, makes me wonder if it's the same person doing both of them.

Decent kingdom raising series, and when the comedy hits it's amazing. Doesn't do much else to stand out from the crowd. At some point it becomes more about the action than the politics, and bugs, even though they're in the name, kinda disappear after the first 3 times they're mentioned.

Really fun, surprisingly no harem. Quite wholesome at times. It's a bit slow to start but it picks up the pace soon enough.

I was caught off guard by how good this is. I've always been a sucker for limited communication stories, and while this isn't the most obvious way of writing one of those it's very interesting. It's also oddly wholesome to see this NEET slowly evolve and get his life back together. Even all the villagers are very likeable.