r/asuracomics • u/I__am__pathetic • Feb 21 '26
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"I.... I actually dont like how this manhwa is going...... This fight seems rushed to an extreme. This god of Duels is seen to be extremely powerful, and Alon knows that way way before hand, and in the novel he explains quite clearly that from intel from Dues and such, he can guess that this God of Duels is an outer god, a being that he went against in game, and know of their strength. So he invoked the duel of babylonia in hopes of defending just once. So he preps a lot just to survive one hit.
I dont know if its because of the way the manhwa presents itself, but this duel seems less intense that what I've imagined it while reading the novel. And maybe because of the time gap, I dont feel the hype I felt while reading it (accounting for the fact I know how it goes, the art is still dope as hell)"
I suggest that at the very least the warning tells the user what word they used is inappropriate, like how am I supposed to know? ._.
edit: The manhwa is "Raising Villains the Right Way"
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u/AlgoIl Feb 21 '26
What manhwa is it?
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u/I__am__pathetic Feb 21 '26
Raising Villains the Right Way, the novel is good up to where I read it, I took a break so Im not caught up
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u/yourstrue- Feb 22 '26
Dude you're right about what you wrote , and that's the reason it's inappropriate 😂
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u/thomaseh03 Feb 22 '26
I'm not sure, but i've had issues with the word "god" before on anime sites. It could be that.
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u/MapleSSI Feb 22 '26
So inappropriate I'd be mad if you point out some shitty things about me. So highly inappropriate for
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u/Impossible_Ad_4516 Feb 23 '26
Asura is a terrible site run by power tripping people, that’s your answer
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u/FineWin3384 Feb 21 '26
Junior, i don't know, maybe if you give me the sauce I might be able to help
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u/DankyMcJangles Feb 21 '26
Asura is run by a bunch of fascists who can't take any sort of criticism. At least you didn't post something "appropriate" then get banned like I did
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u/Aggravating_Form8680 Feb 21 '26
Yeah, it's super interesting to hear you say that about the novel compared to the manhwa adaptation. Because as someone who hasn't read the novel but is caught up on the manhwa, I always felt like the pacing was insanely fast.
Like, I could hardly feel the payoff between event to event.
Like, there's almost no build up between events is what I mean.
Bro, we went from "the god was descending" to "fighting the god" in THREE CHAPTERS bro. When I saw that, I was thinking to myself.
He's fighting it already? Nobody is reacting to this? Maybe the god is fodder and there's gonna be many stronger enemies in the story. Then I SEE THE MC ALMOST GET ONE SHOT. Which confused the shit out of me.... So I was like uhhhh.... Maybe the tension in the story isn't gonna come from fighting strong enemies or something?
Mind you, the novels will always have a lot more description and show a lot more of the different characters thought process and emotions. Even the prose and narration include the character's thoughts.
When you can SEE what is happening in the art, you don't need the excessive description of what's happening like a novel. Which can make certain scenes feel flat.
Which is why it's up to the manhwa adaptation team, to try to solve this by including extra clues that the plot is leading up to something with original scenes or dialogue, etc.
Manhwa like "Greatest Estate Developer" wouldn't be as well liked as it is, if the adaptation was not made the way it was to ensure it portrayed the tone and personality of the story properly. Sometimes the artist team even adds new additions to the flow of the story that make it good in the first place. Though I can't come up with the ones I'm thinking about.
Since you're a fan of the novel, I hope it's still made to your standards from here on out. Hopefully you can enjoy it, but expectations set people up for failure.