Q reads Psyren

[SSJ2]

I need my fill of dumb entertainment. So far after two chapters, the premise feels a lot like Gantz. Hopefully it's a light fun read.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

From what I've heard, it becomes pretty boring after the first volume or so due to recycling a plethora of Shonen cliches in the most predictable manner, so it's hard to say if it'll even pass as dumb fun after a certain point.

 

[SSJ2]

If that is the case, I will simply drop it at that point.

I really just need something basic that I can keep up with while stoned at night.

 

[SSJ2]

The villain is "Nemesis Q" lmao

 

[Warmmedown]

i read like a chap of this few years ago

idk what happened

 

[SSJ2]

I'm enjoying the series around 40 chapters in. The story is compelling Enough, I do see what CC was saying though. It's not bad for a Shonen tho.

 

[SSJ2]

I finished the manga. What an absolute pile of shit this turned into. I would absolutely not recommend anyone reads this, it's a waste of time lmao. 1.5/10

 

[Captain Cadaver]

What were some of the things that made it bottom tier, aside from being generic Shonenshit?

 

[SSJ2]

It turned into asspull after asspull. There was no logical reasoning for ANY of the increases in power after the first volume or so. I guess I should have listened to you from the start. The main character would take on an opponent way out of his league time and time again and would simply evolve his PSI ability on the spot, finding a way to beat them. It was garbage lol. There was a fucking huge asspull late into the manga where the MC's father was revealed to be one of the strongest PSI users seen yet despite never displaying he knew what PSI even was, and he was able to warp time to allow his son to learn his technique by turning 4 hours of real time into 100 hours of training time. Essentially like the RoSaT, but where the fuck did this space/time warping powerhouse come from..? lol. What a disgrace.

 

[Warmmedown]

Isn't it long as fuck

How fast did you read?

 

[SSJ2]

Not really, like 140 chapters of non-deep reading.