Might as well continue reading Noblesse then.
It was awesome. It had potential, but the artist went way off track and decided it'd be an awesome idea to forget all about the brutal fighting tournament, everything
everyone wanted from the series, and fall all the way into the pits of cheap purposeless rom/com drama SOL.
If I were to summarize the drastic change in events, it'd be like this:
-Broke boy, has no parents and has to care for two younger siblings, enrolls in a martial arts-focused school and makes awkward first encounters with the 3 toughest students.
-Boy gets picked on from a bully since childhood. The 3 girls caught this and want to teach him how to fight. Wimpy boy is too ashamed to ask for help from girls. Eventually that gets fixed (partially).
-A new tournament is announced at school, and the girls think this is a golden opportunity for him to step it up. He instead plans on stepping into the match and forfeiting asap due to his self-defeating lack of confidence.
-One of the tough contestants who happens to be from a gang gets knocked out by one of the top 3 girls. Pride is hurt and has now brought a whole bunch of men with him waiting outside to kick the ass of the person who beat him. The whole drama intensifies, but is settled in a snap of a finger. Pointless tension. Gangster leaves the story for a bit to return later.
-Another tough contestant who gets defeated is also butthurt from his loss ends up working with main boy at the car wash. Pointless character tried to get developed but was a means to an end.
-Writer thought it would make for good romantic tension by having Queen leave school for a business trip. The other two girls at this point have also developed feelings for main boy, and waste time cooking food for him and helping him out at the car wash. The focus on fights and tournaments has pretty much dropped.
-Instead of going back to the tournament, since it actually has not even finished, the writer introduces yet another meaningless character. This time, it's a clone of the main boy, another wimp getting bullied. Several chapters are wasted in training him to toughen up. After a few more chapters, he hasn't made any more appearances.
-There's a girl that rivals the top 3. She was in the story since day 1, but now the story shifts to his older brother. He was once a fighter too, but after one night of being threatened by a group of guys in the past, he turned into a wimp who never left his room. (Notice a trend here?) That gangster shows up and with the help of him, the main boy, and the convenience of introducing more pointless thugs who happened to be the ones who threatened him when they were little, he toughens up.... but he also disappears a few chapters after that all gets resolved. Oh I almost forgot. While all that was happening, one of the top 3 girls wins the tournament.
...Yeah, that's how important the tournament was to the writer now.
-Now.... now it's about a relationship drama involving one of the 3 girls who is heart-wrenched and the main boy who is completely oblivious to her feelings towards him. The relationship between queen and him have seem to taken steps back since they've been away form each other for so long, even though they've had their eyes on each other from the get go. But nevertheless, crying girl got introduced to yet another random guy whom she started developing feelings for. He isn't even a goddamn fighter, has nothing important on the story of the main boy growing up, yet this is what Girls of The Wild's is about now... landing a date with the main boy.
150 Chapters summarized. Saved you a lot of left-clicking.
