Subaru Natsuki Returns from Baki

As a top-tier fighter, his purity and arrogance are already very high, but that's about it. Using Return by Death to train his martial arts has already contradicted Baki's style. The martial arts in Baki are techniques used to prevent the weak from dying meaninglessly, using death reversal to refine techniques—they have no purity whatsoever. They have nothing to do with either the strong or the weak; they're just half-baked cheaters. As a cheater who refuses to learn magic because he only wants to improve his own power and skills, it shows that he has come to regard Return by Death as his own power, or even something he can do at will to become stronger. He has already taken cheating for granted as a form of effort. It's not that they become stronger because they'll die, but rather that they choose to die multiple times because they can become stronger. Guo Haihuang will probably pity them when he finds out the truth. As for Natsuki Subaru, he must have gone mad by now. The feeling of digging in doesn't seem like that of a strong person or anything like that. It's like he's walked into a stagnant pool that's just big enough to drown him. Right now, he looks like he's imitating the reflection of someone from Baki's world passing by on the surface of the water.

Having mastered the techniques and honed his physique throughout the Baki world, under normal circumstances, almost no one except those with exceptional technical skills can defeat him. At the very least, I can't imagine how you could fight a Sword Saint. And that first generation of Heavenly Sword...

Having read over 20 chapters, it's incredibly impressive. You can hardly believe this is less than 1% of Baki's "grandeur" level. It still features the semi-circular Thunder Theory, Baki's idealistic worldview, and all sorts of amazing and powerful vocabulary—it's even more impressive than AI could write! It feels like AI, but AI doesn't possess this level of extravagance.

Lu Mingfei is unemployed?

🐈 Was already a bit of a pushover, and then he ran into Yujiro...

Not learning magic? Going to Baki for further training doesn't have to be that extreme, does it?

The pressure is now on the head teacher.

Actually, the 486 depicted by the author should be the normal 486. Humans have a peculiar mechanism: the adrenaline-driven states of fear and fighting spirit can switch. Extreme fear awakens an extreme fighting spirit, especially in males who are specialized in combat. And surviving a battle releases a large amount of dopamine as a reward. This process might be fine once or twice, but given how 486 died, he should have become addicted to the process, leading to an unprecedented surge in his fighting spirit. His state of mind should be like this: "Quack! What are you? How much pleasure can you bring me? Come and let me taste your flavor!"

If you're just a battle fanatic who hasn't learned the meaning of combat from the Baki world, I don't want to say much more; your understanding is too limited.

I feel like this is a bit too extreme. #(Hammer) She no longer shows any human desires, has little emotional fluctuation, and Elsa even seems to hold more weight than Emilia. #(Laughing and crying) I'm worried that the later plot will consist entirely of battle scenes, with characters just charging through everything, which could easily tire the readers out. In stories like this, where the protagonist is invincible, the main character is usually a very interesting and positive person. Right now, Subaru Natsuki is cold and aloof, only interested in fighting. Hopefully, Emilia or Shaula will be able to heal Subaru later on. #(Seal)