You'd think it would sway and degrade its quality as the story progress. Usually that's how I observe manga such as this. But no, I assure you it will not go that way.

This is all about a boy that learned a valuable lesson, a harsh but important necessity for an individual to grow. Surely, most of the scent of the story is the usual scent you smell from overrated boy love girl, meets another girl, then another, but I find myself hungry to this scent. The engagement of new characters, in which clearly defines each one of them, every dialogue exists with the purpose to convey and not to lengthen, and the powers the hero learns as time passes by is met with harsh training and difficult lessons, even this hero is a genius.

It follows the ranking of power well. Who is stronger and who is not. Many times, I am disappointed by the always existent came-from-the-dead routine just to make the story/encounter/fight-scene interesting. I did not find this on Doupo. A close call with reason and the limits of body, as expressed by the progressing of the fight.

I should mention that the jump of stories, from this scene to the next setting, is what made me feel wanting to go on reading.

ps. This is a kind of harem, which I find unpalatable to my taste, though it was interesting enough to bypass this fault.

burp!