If you want to read this series, it’s best you stop right there. Let me give you some advice, don’t read axed series.

If you end up finishing it without particularly liking it, good on you. But if you end up enjoying it, it will only hurt you. You’ll ponder about what could’ve happened if it wasn’t axed. The potential it had. The story you wanted to experience.

This is what I experienced with Time Paradox. Honestly, I saw this coming. Although it had an interesting premise, it was quite questionable. Plagiarism isn’t exactly a good thing, especially in the manga industry. While this manga definitely doesn’t outright encourage it, it’s not like it’s particularly discouraging it either. This turned off many readers, especially in Japan.

Well, on the bright side, it wasn’t axed as brutally as another certain series earlier this year. It had a conclusion to the story, which is always better than nothing. I expect good things from this author, and I hope they can get another series out in the future.