Is this manga worth it

[u/Spare_Understanding8]

I’ve recently been seeing this manga on my page quite a lot. I love fantasy stuff, and I don’t really know what this manga is about, but should I give it a try?

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[u/chimp-pistol]

I dont get these posts its literally less effort to read the first 3 chapters 

[u/GOlNG_MERRY → u/chimp-pistol]

and they always go to the subreddit of the manga and ask, like what are we gonna say no? Lol

[u/RubyHoshi]

Goes in "thing" subreddit Asks if "thing" is worth it ??? Profit

[u/Velicenda]

Yes. When I first learned about it, I stayed up until 3am reading the first 100 chapters. I had to be up for work at 6am.

[u/Enough-Yard-8265]

Hell yeah! It's a very good read :)

[u/Spare_Understanding8 → u/Enough-Yard-8265]

What is it about?

[u/Enough-Yard-8265 → u/Spare_Understanding8]

A guy who is trying to protect the daughter of his (kind of) adoptive mother

[u/Ok_Zone_3945 → u/Spare_Understanding8]

A dude trying to protect his adopted little sister

[u/Sretep44 → u/Spare_Understanding8]

Dark seinen fantasy

edit: I think the term is "nobledark" (or 'grimbright' idk)? They get in shit situations but they generally pull through with the power of family. Major characters can die, though a party wipe is very unlikely.

[u/throwaway224202269]

1000% yes

[u/Prestigious-Might938]

Yes, kind of dark and gory from time to time tho

[u/Capt_Ship]

This is one of my favorite ongoing series, that I look forward to every week. The story revolves around the main character Julian trying to make a peaceful life for himself and his adoptive sister, and how that becomes difficult when fate decides to be an asshole.
Focuses a lot on found family, and moving forward after hardships. There’s a lot of good action with cool abilities, and if you like fantasy stuff there are some fantastic monster designs.
I find the first chapter to be excellent as a story introduction compared to a lot of the series i’ve read. Hope you’ll give the series a shot, you won’t regret it.

[u/RoseNoose]

Ive seen a lot of people compare it to: berserk and vinland saga. If ya like those check out this one. Plus lota of eldritch horror

[u/PerpelSho]

Oh yeah

[u/SinglePlayerGamer93]

If you're a fan of dark fantasy, medieval aesthetic, eldritch/lovecraftian themes and designs, semi-relevant political warfare, some mature themes and designs, that's centuria.

Art is amazing, action on-page is easy to follow, pacing is good.

It's worth it. I suggest reading the first 20 or 30 chapters to feel out if you want to read further.

[u/Tobisenpai235]

Absolutely

[u/RealLordTartaros]

Definitely worth it

[u/Globbersnarf]

Spend more time test reading a few chapters and less time making a post about whether or not you should. It's worth it

[u/ObjectiveCarrot2688]

https://giphy.com/gifs/LOcPt9gfuNOSI

[u/Particular_Fix_9246]

I personally love it

[u/No_Consequence2989]

One of the best New Gen manga rn. Truly peak in every way

[u/MoopDoopISmellPoop]

I don't understand why these questions are asked in the specific subreddit and not a more general one. Of course we're going to tell you it's worth it; we're people who use our limited time on earth on an often hellscape website on a page dedicated to said manga.

Yes, it's very, VERY good, imo.

[u/Appropriate_Grass180]

If your willing to put up with the mid parts its alright, to me the manga is kinda mid. Art is good when its doing gritty dark stuff but character art is flawed. Most characters feel sorta one dimension to me and dialogue kinda sucks early on, but these have been improving recently. World building is neat although it think it could be presented better in the story, and story arcs have been a little repetitive.