Review Detail of Nuns in Bio Droid

Read up to chapter 29 and lost the little interest and willpower I had to continue. I may review again if I feel like reading the remaining and additional chapters at a later date. The writing quality is understandable which is one of the few positives about this work. I liked the general idea behind his choices of his wishes. It was just the execution in which the story was delivered that was a huge let down. The whole story (up to where I stopped reading) felt like the author was rushing towards something, something that wasn't even explained or hinted at, and in the process forgot about developing the plotline. The main characters personality is non-existent outside of his determination for training, and his interactions with others in the world is even worse which in itself is an impressive feat. The story up to when I stopped was nothing but a giant filler episode, so 29 chapters where the protagonist spends his whole life powering up with no noteworthy challenge or conflict to speak of until the end of the arc. And even when the battle came it was rushed and nonsensical. In the end of you are a big fan of anime where they spend 10 thirty minute episodes powering up for a battle that lasts only 5 minutes then this story might be right up your alley.