Is this series worth spending your time reading it? Let me ask you something, do you love a thrilling feel, a great adventure, Characters who are loyal and have great personalities, Characters who have goals to reach, Amazing action packed series, Amazing art, well done characters, and growth for all the characters you care about? If so... This series is 100x worth it, and if you like action or any type of fighting series, then this series is still 100x worth it.

If you're searching desperately for a series and you come across this, let me tell you. Just forget about the search and pick up this manhwa. You will love this series so much, it is far too addicting. Every moment is filled with a sharp thrill. Every moment makes you want to continue reading and yearn for more, and more chapters! The enjoyment aspect is the highest out of everything I have ever read.

A great bonus of this series is the well written and likable main character. He isn't as naive as most shounen main characters to reject the idea of war, or taking the life of someone who posses a threat to you or your people. He isn't an idiot either. I'd say he is pretty smart, but also a muscle head. He has plans and ideas. He thinks for himself and doesn't let the world influence his own ideas, he will do what he must to guarantee the safety of what he must protect. Also anyone who is usually a support loving character type, will love the supporting characters who travel with the main character.

The only downside to reading this, is that there is only 165 chapters up to now. I would love there to be an extra 1000! or even 2000!

I also believe this series to be highly underrated. Both in rating wise and popularity. It should have tens of thousands of more readers. It should have at least an 8.75 - 9.0 overall rating.

... Last updated on September 13th, 2015, 1:19pm

First off I've read most comments I suggest you ignore alot of the criticisms pertaining to shonen save the world MC / story. This is one of the rare MC who are down to earth, grounded mature and completely rational and logical. Given the context of his upbringing and environment he prioritises his village over the "fated" world destroying plotline. To where if the problem doesn't directly concern his tribe and vision to unify the desert then other can deal with it.

Also I suggest you ignore arguments that the story doesn't have direction because those are outdated and I'm sure even they don't feel that way anymore. The plot has always been he want to unify the desert and defeat the enemies greatest warrior. I'm oversimplifying the plot whilst not giving anything away.

The plot can be distant at times and be very secretive in some occasions, sometimes not explaining alot but it's WITH PURPOSE, most is answered later on while some will not be completely explained. Red storm is the first of a couple of others stories as part of a larger plot.

The ending was phenomenal and completely consistent to the plot to where it almost feels like Naruto. There's also a nice cliffhanger. Also our MC grows in MANY ways including raw power, but not too outrageous that he snowballs the plot, although he's fated to have no upper limit but u will understand. Red storm blurs the line between villians and heroes to where no such thing exists, you grow to love those who you feel you shouldn't be supporting.

Most importantly as you start and finish this story you truly feel the weight of all the sacrifices, trials, tribulations, triumphs and failures that leads to the fulfilling end. Red storm is truly a journey that makes you feel the growth of maturation. To anyone reading it you must read the whole thing to understand how full the work is.

What separates this one with a lot of fighting series is the humor, but also mainly the fact the MC isn't a jerk full of himself, a thing that I hate in this kind of manga/manhwa.
And the few times he tries to be arrogant, he is corrected to be a better being.
Aside from that, the universe is interesting, and a lot of characters are actually developed!
My only complains are how short the childhood arc was, as it could have been stretched a little, and also that some scenes lacks clarity and thus are difficult to follow.

... Last updated on June 3rd, 2015, 2:51pm

I don't know about others' opinion and I really don't care...On my personal ground, I'm enjoying it...
Maybe, it's simply my type of thing...

Young prince of a desert tribe is being trained by a martial arts master in a fantasy world where warriors go and fight magical beasts. Both teacher and student are likable and interesting. Good amount of mild comedy to go along with the harsh training too.

I had little expectations for this one and I'm being pleasently surprised so far.
It starts of as a generic and rather simple/shallow shounen manga but it develops and grows in size, all in positive ways and while maintaining certain coherence which is rather uncommon. It's certainly not the most original manga out there but rather a good mix, has a bit of Kingdom in there too, less grand and with a fantasy setting of course.

... Last updated on September 2nd, 2017, 12:57pm

Badass characters brimming with confidence, interesting world building, mystery woven in intelligently (so far), training montage with just the right amount of humor and easy to digest fight scenes. An action shounen that you can't seem to get enough of (as of chapter 64).

Also throwing in all these side characters together at once right after losing color was a big nono the author did. Made things from very clean and simple to sort of overwhelming too quickly. If the author blended some of 2nd season's MC's tribe character introductions into the first (like Shubeon's intro), then the season 1 to 2 transition would've been much smoother. But this is extremely nitpicking since these characters are all very interesting/fun and do add 'color' to the story. After a few seasons in, you'll be acclimated to this larger cast of characters and will be again eating this candy up like Tower of God.

... Last updated on January 25th, 2016, 10:19pm

i've read till the last translated chapter and so far its very good at least for me.. interesting sword-magic fantasy world where monster were everywhere the protagonist is a happy go lucky type but has strong conviction! i really like him though.

I dont get why this work has so low rating. I really like the story for a shounen manhwa , it has so much action and so funny as well.

I think the only flaw here is that some parts were left unexplained (or not well executed). Just like how his stepmother just appeared and all. That just kinda made me puzzled, just like some other parts, but i think it's just all right if you read the work carefully.

I guess this work can settle with an 8, but not with 7.

... Last updated on January 26th, 2015, 8:37am

Basically the mc is a prince of one of many desert tribes. Their many source of income is monster hunting. Monsters have stones or magic crystals in their bodies that these desert tribe people trade for other goods. Yulan or young glow(Glow being the formal name of the leader of a tribe) lost his blood mother for some reason and is training for revenge. One day out in the desert he meets a strange samurai looking dude who follows him back to his village. After a while the Afro-Samurai dude helps the village out with monster hunting and becomes quite respected. Yulan convinces him to let him train under Mr. Afro. The training is harsh and culminates into a 3 year trek into one of the monster infested places to survive of his own. After that is done, he and some of his fellow tribesman take another test that involves the other tribes of the desert. We learn that the desert tribes are under an oppressive rule of some empire and we learn that Yulan plans on uniting the tribes to form their own independent nation. Either by peace or war.

I like the fact that the Mc is not a anti-war idealist like Naruto is. Though you may find that Yulan is the least bloodthirsty among his comrades.

I have read the first 2 seasons so far.

... Last updated on January 15th, 2015, 4:23pm