Chainsaw Man: From the Start, I Contracted with the Slashing-Line Devil

Although the killing line is not Sheda, what it shows is the result of Sheda's operation. The core logic of socialism is "natural selection and survival of the fittest" and it believes in the law of the jungle of "winners take all and losers are eliminated". When a society's security system is fragile and lacks an effective "support" or rescue mechanism, the weak will be quickly eliminated from the system once they encounter risks (i. E. Fall below the "kill line"). The name Knockout Demon is just perfect.

Sheda's Refutation

A story about a male protagonist with a passing IQ who tries to outsmart a group of lunatics and finally discovers that he has super powers.

I think this author has not only mastered the core of the curse, but also the core of the devil😋

Special individuals will be bullied and killed

Super Evolutionary Capitalism Demonic Terminator

1/10000

My personal opinions only represent my own, no need to criticize, no need to rush to express your opinion... The character design of the protagonist of the novel is okay. He has a basic brain and will not give up long-term interests because of superficial desires. In any case, he is above the normal passing line. But there are huge flaws and shortcomings in character and personality. Starting from the latest chapter, the protagonist said that his wish is "stability", and his performance is "exaggerated". It can be said that he has been emphasizing that he is strong in front of everyone, and the few shrewd energy he has is used to pretend to be "invincible". Fortunately, he does need this personality. His temporary survival needs, right to speak, and the perspective of planning for subsequent interests require him to maintain this personality, so a complete separation has not yet been formed. So it's a personal opinion. While everything is still saved, the author should think about the motivation of this character again... In order to avoid being enslaved by Machima, and in order to subdue the subordinates in the team who seem to be incompetent but actually have various thoughts, now they can maintain the "I must pretend to be invincible" persona. However, true strength lies in the inner tenacity. As a great person said, fighting against heaven and earth brings endless joy to people... Strong people do not seek stability and are wild at heart. It should be a little different from how it appears now. The worldview of Chainsaw is a collapsed worldview in which great power is attributed to individuals. In order to survive, the bottom class has to develop various survival wisdoms, such as Higashiyama Xiaohong, Himeno, Denji, etc… People long for a "stability", "stability", and "comfort" in their hearts. Yes, this is what ordinary bottom characters need. The protagonist should crave conflict like crazy, and yet he, the center of the storm, can bring comfort and safety to everyone, putting everyone on a ship swaying in the wind and waves. If they leave, they will die, but if they stay, they will feel uncomfortable... I think the author wanted to create this kind of conflict at the beginning, so I personally stand up to remind - the protagonist has been slacking off recently, and the character may be biased and separated. But for now, everything is fine. Shandong, Hayakawa Akira, Himeno... Will conquer the team bit by bit in the future, upgrade their demon abilities, and compete with the plot. Currently, I look like a high-pressure force captain, pretending to be a wise man with the "spoiler" prophetic conditions... And the force, from the reader's level, is not invincible enough, and your intelligence has been suppressed by you... I feel that the author can still use it a little bit, and the character's personality charm still has a lot of "room for growth".

The male protagonist is invincible as soon as he travels through time. He only has one skill in a specific situation and then starts to become invincible. Moreover, some of the dialogues show that the author is quite normal. Some of the dialogues deviate from the character. If the author does not have a strong sense of empathy when writing this kind of article, and the male protagonist's character is too thin, I don't think it will be long. If it is read as a short story, it should not be a big problem according to the author's writing style.

The second part of Chainsaw Man is out. Makima quits her job and works anonymously as a supermarket cashier, becoming a social beast after get off work 🙂🙂🙂