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You're thinking Madara, probably.

The elephant's foot in Chernobyl.

The story was pretty fun. The ways to level up in order to continue the story were not.

So you went on to explain everything except the title of the thread... The way I see it, Itachi was put between a rock and a hard place. While I can't say he was the best person, it's hard to hate him when his only choices were either let someone else slaughter the entire clan or slaughter the...

For me, it was the first season of one punch man. There just wasn't anything that really grabbed me. I wanted to like it because I love the author's other work, mob psycho 100, but I just didn't. Glad I read the manga, because right after the part season 1 adapts, I finally got hooked. I guess...

I would say not any more, but I'm actually building a backlog of 7 chapters before I release the next one (which is the reason for my hiatus).

3 chapters for my current story. When I finish it (although it will be a while before I finish it), I'll make sure to write 50 chapters before releasing any for my next story.

I've been hyped since I first saw gameplay footage a while back. Also, to those saying it's a souls like (which I don't believe is an actual genre anyways), it is very different. From what I've heard, it won't have a roll or a parry, and the upgrade system will be easy to respec. People really...

the 2000s is old? *checks calendar* Wow, 2000 was 24 years ago.

Simplest explanation: Messing around with energy. Most complex: So there are words, right? Now what if some words that have seemingly no meaning in the only surviving language in the world could be used to manipulate energy? Now, of course, this wouldn't be for free. The words have to take...

I feel like with how flimsy bills are it couldn't do a whole lot of damage, and 3k is 3k...

Because it is.

I think it was a bit of a cop out, and the was kind of BS (although it would make sense that they'd give it to him), but I think that him being a hero by being a teacher shows growth from the beginning when he was told he could be a hero by joining the police but he refused to accept that...

Actually, I'm pretty sure Hades was never really the bad guy (except a little in Persephone's story) and Persephone was somewhat of a victim, so it's not really surprising. I could be wrong, though, it's been a couple of years since I last updated my knowledge on Greek mythology.

My bad, we're all masochists irl over here.

I lost a lot of willingness to hear you out as soon as you said politics wasn't part of building a kingdom.

Why is "none" not an option?

I just like reading about humans (or at least very human-like species, think the tarnished from elden ring) regardless of gender.

Not so much almost, but way back in 1920s America, a lot of people were all about this one cool thing called credit. They didn't realize how big of a mistake so much debt was until the 30s.

I like the writing style I had in the beginning better, but I had no idea where I wanted to take the story until chapter 10.