Has JUMP's Recent New Serializations Improved in Quality? Recommending Three Promising Titles
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
JUMP has released several new serializations in recent issues, and the quality is a lot better than before. Here are my observations:
1. "Majo's Guardian" — discussed earlier, currently ranking steadily in the middle, survival chances have increased a lot. The story pacing is well handled, and the character appeal is coming out.
2. "Star Hunter" — sci-fi adventure theme, amazing art, that double-page spread in chapter 5 is really something. But the plot development is a bit slow, so I'm a little worried.
3. "Soul of the Chef" — a food manga but not the traditional showdown type; instead it's about a chef using modern culinary knowledge to solve problems in another world. It's quite original.
All three are worth following! But JUMP is merciless with cancellations, so I hope they can survive the first 20 chapters.
1. "Majo's Guardian" — discussed earlier, currently ranking steadily in the middle, survival chances have increased a lot. The story pacing is well handled, and the character appeal is coming out.
2. "Star Hunter" — sci-fi adventure theme, amazing art, that double-page spread in chapter 5 is really something. But the plot development is a bit slow, so I'm a little worried.
3. "Soul of the Chef" — a food manga but not the traditional showdown type; instead it's about a chef using modern culinary knowledge to solve problems in another world. It's quite original.
All three are worth following! But JUMP is merciless with cancellations, so I hope they can survive the first 20 chapters.
