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>>20975201
Sometimes I wonder who can even top this smug motherfucker. I've been reading LNs for about 10 years already and to be honest I can't really think of someone like Sayama.

I guess that was the peak of Kawakami when it comes to MCs.

I miss Sayama so much...

>>20404068
Depends on what you're looking for.

If you want continuity in terms of how the world went from one point to another, go and read OnC first. Owari offers the settings of the Foundation world and why evolved in the current one, you're going to see a writing similar to Horizon but at the same time you're going to feel like Kawakami wanted to do more with OnC, blame the editor for that.

The main point of OnC is that you're going to have one of the best MCs ever, Sayama is just amazing on every way and team leviathan is crazy so you're going to enjoy this from the beginning to the end.

Now, if you're a casual, watch the anime and then read Horizon, or even better skip the anime and just read Horizon. The anime itself is pretty good but the problem is that there was so much material and Sunrise couldn't put all of it on the anime, crucial details are missing and that's why you must read Horizon since the very beginning without skipping anything.

After OnC and Horizon read CITY, this one is different, is like a different kawakami mainly because this was published 20+ years ago. Is confusing at the start because you're jumping in a world that's incredibly complex but belive me and this is coming from one of the few who have read it, everything makes sense at the end.

The order of the universe is:
>Forth
>Ahead = OnC
>EDGE
>Genesis = Horizon
>Obstacle = Hexennacht
>CITY
If you want to follow the order is up to you but I recommend to do it this way.