It’s alright to start off weak and have weaknesses to overcome. Throw in some trauma if you must.

But damn the MC has no useful personality trait outside of being the MC. Hardworking? Not particularly. Talented? Maybe, not exactly the best either. Has a spine? Nope.

Being a keyboard warrior with nothing go for you is better than the MC.

If you want to read this, you would get a better story by just looking in a mirror.

... Last updated on September 23rd, 2020, 3:37pm

Could say a lot, but instead I’ll just say:

1) The female fighters are drawn like actually human beings who fight. They have relatively human proportions. They don’t have ridiculously large boobs, tiny waists, and skinny limbs. They have muscles.
2) First martial arts story I’ve read that even touches on menstruation for female athletes without making it comedic.
3) The art is nice, but the pacing is a little slow. Almost 50 chapters in &, main plotwise, nothing much has happened. We know about as much about his fam as we did in the first chapter.
4) On the flip side, we’re getting a decent amount of background on the other characters & the setting (the school, its history, etc).
5) I’m almost repeating myself, but don’t start this expecting the main character to improve in leaps/bounds and continue improving panel by panel. This is a slow burn in terms of the Weak to Strong development. I like it, but not everyone will.

All in all, would definitely rec to a friend. Looking forward to seeing where it goes.