A Breakthrough Came Out by Forbidden Master and Disciple.

They Axed such a good story. I've been dabbling along with cancelled manga recently. Unknown, strange, prequels, or weird side-stories to main-line things. Usually short, usually bad, or too extra to be anything worthwhile. This one, on the other hand, was a story with an incredible main character. His motivations are shallow, but ultimately psychologically sensical. Eirth is the son of the man who “killed” the demon lord. The world is now at a kind of peace, but, there's nothing peaceful about being the next big thing. He's got the world of expectations on top of him, son of the hero who stopped all evil in thisworld. The hero couldn't be a good father, someone who could listen to his son, and understand his perspective. It was expected of him to use a sword, to be the man, to achieve more than anybody. Nothing he did reached anything anybody wanted of him. A perfect moment of dead ambition, fueled by a sealed villain of old, the demon lord himself, who helps out of the simple will of being able to. To be remembered, to be someone, to be what your parents want you to be, or what your friends expect you to be. Eirth takes the chance to make a mentor of the Demon Lord, and while that sounds like such a typical story, it feels so organic. Both have such great chemistry. The Demon lord comes to really like another kind of social outcast like him, a world outcast. The bonding, and the chance the main character has to be listened to. It's only natural we feel for both of them, and we wish for both to be something they can be proud of. It's a perfectly engineered tragedy, but it ends just as it becomes fantastic. It couldn't do more, cancelled before we reach the aftermath of the first act turn. The art was good, the story was great, the main character had so much to work towards, and the pacing was nothing short of masterful. Every other character had strong bones to create a perfect organism. The servant, and her past, his father, aware now of how bad he messed everything up. His mother, unknowingly giving his child the ability to fall down this road. His friends, not knowing they pushed this kid into a tragic world. An absolute shame, but I'll head towards the light novel. Might as well. If the manga continued, I'd have been a grand fan. 8/10. Some of the biggest wasted potential.

Forbidden Master is a surprisingly charming fantasy story that was a lot better than I initially expected. I will try to keep this spoiler free but the synoposis is that the our main character is the son of the former hero who wasn't able to live up to the expectations of being the fathers son, but through being able to converse with the former demon lord will be able to get stronger than anyone could ever imagine. Feels quite generic doesn't it, and yeah it is, but the story succeds in making it's characters likable to a fault as there no antagonists in the 18 chapers thatwere released, but it's quite obvious that they were trying to set up a larger world that we would be able to explore together with our main character. The art is quite good. It won't make you stop reading to look at the details, but it's none the less quite good looking. In the end Forbidden Master is like flower the wasn't let to flourish, but still something that I would recommend to anyone looking for a good fantasy and there is allways the webnovel to check out if you want more. I sure will.

What a great story this is! A very well-written story which, unlike most of these stories, actually has characters with depth. These aren't just shallow characters that just exists for the sake of story, they have a background and have a purpose in the story. The mc is well-written too. Too bad that this is just more like a promo manga. I wish they had created the entire novel into manga but this is what we get ig. Anyways, the panels were ok-ishly drawn but dude, what the hell are these names :(. Regardless, the story has a substance and each event in the storyleads to something, which makes the story more worth reading. Just a solid and well-written story. 10/10. Would recommend