To Elijah) “A king never betrays the people who trust him. And... I promised someone very important to become a better person and to cherish the people around me.” [16] Pretty much the same stuff as 99% of this type of webcomic; interesting initial concept and good art, but painfully mediocre and subpar everthing else. Almost all the characters are predicitable, unlikeable, and uninteresting, and pretty much the same with the story, plot, themes, etc. Saying it's good because "it does well" compared to other trash rpg isekais is like calling someone smart because they can outwit a fish; the bar is just too low to compare it.The emptiness of this story makes it feel like any otherprogressionwebcomic that follows this similar format. In fact, it's pretty much the embodiment of the Buzz lightyear clones meme, but idk maybe this "buzz lightyear" is shinier than the rest, but who can tell? To Lucas) “I thought of you as nothing more than a mere wasp I deemed unnecessary to kill. But even the holiest of saints would swat it down, without hesitation, if said wasp so much as dared to sting him.” [18] To Regis) “For being eaten and expelled from the giant beast's rectum, your master bestows upon you a five percent raise.” [20]

As King Grey, Arthur had pale, short blonde hair. He had a large build from extensive training and was seen wearing a pale, yellow robe or tunic with long white pants that end just before his calves, which were paired with brown sandals. During times of war, Grey is seen in a full-body armor suit. [10] The Beginning After The End (Korean: 끝이 아닌 시작, Japanese: 最強の王様、二度目の人生は何をする？, Mandarin: 三岁开始做王者) is a Tapas Original seasonal comic, based on the novel of the same name, is written by TurtleMe and illustrated by Fuyuki23. The release schedule is 3 times a month for Season 1 and weekly for Season 2 and Season 3. It's currently available in English, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Chinese Mandarin and French. To The First Djinn Remnant) “You’re right. Ever since being thrown into this godforsaken dungeon, it felt like all I’ve had to do is face trials.” The edge of my mouth curled into a smirk as anger leaked through my voice. “At least, unlike the other monstrosities this place whipped up, you have the sentience to at least tell me some answers.” [21] To Tess) “A promise to stay alive...so that we can have a beautiful relationship and a family that our entire country can come celebrate.” [19] To Elijah) "Like what? That I didn’t kill Cecilia? That I never meant to abandon the two of you? Would you even listen if I told you the truth? And what would it change, Nico? Certainly not the fact that you’ve killed thousands of innocents, that you took Tessia out of pure selfishness—" (interrupted)To Trodius Flamesworth) "Killing you here would be showing mercy. Instead, I'll let you stew in the consequences of your actions here by taking what you value most." In his previous life, Arthur lived by the name Grey. He lived on a dystopian, futuristic Earth, as an orphan in an orphanage alongside his childhood friends Nico Sever and Cecilia. Due to the somewhat impoverished nature of the orphanage he lived in, Grey and Nico resorted to criminal activities (predominantly burglary of the rich) to assist their orphanage’s situation. Following the death of his motherly figure, who was the Headmaster of the orphanage, Grey's mind was consumed by revenge and in a bid to gain more power enrolled in cadet school, despite it’s risks, to become strong enough to take revenge. [15] Throughout his later life as King Grey, he eschewed any and all long-term attachments; seeing them as weaknesses that others could exploit and in doing so hardened his heart and closed off his emotions. As the years pass, Arthur becomes more and more comfortable in this world, positioning himself as a young, but respected figure. However, deja-vu strikes as a war brews between Dicathen and the Vritra, a clan of banished deities now ruling over a faraway continent. Arthur must rise as a leader, despite his fear of becoming the war-hardened monster he once was in his past life. As the war rages on, Arthur discovers that he was not reborn to this world by chance… nor was he the only one. [1]

Arthur's name was chosen after his great-grandfather, from the days when the Leywin house was far more powerful. [22] To Vanesy Glory) "There's an old saying that a wise man appears weak when he is strong and strong when he is weak." Truth to be told, if you're one of those people who doesn't really give much of a shit about the details and aspects of a story, and would just like to read it as a light popcorn story, you probably won't care about what I have to say, and you'd probably enjoy it. That's ok, I was like that too, and 12-year-old me would've definitely enjoyed this story since I didn't give a shit. If you're not that type of person, then I wouldn't strongly recommend it. StoryLike I said, king die and gets reborn in another world as a baby. We can see our character grow and gets better and better, learn about the world with him and grow with him. We can even meet and be-friend a dragon, get lost in the forest and a lot more things. I don't wanna spoil you more then I already had so i will stop here Arthur Leywin, as a teenager, was of above-average height, taller than many of the adults around him, with auburn hair and azure eyes. He has a well-built body due to his continuous training. Once a powerful ruler, King Grey is now reborn as a baby, and must relearn how to navigate society in a whole new time, place, and body. Adapted from the beloved manga series, The Beginning After the End follows the main character through his journey of self-discovery as he attempts to conquer the new reality he has awoken in and find his way in a strange place and time full of magic and wonder.