This whole thing about a boy discovering hidden powers resonates deeply with me. Growing up, I was always told I was "too quiet" and "too sensitive." But those qualities became my strengths in the end. I learned to listen more, observe, and empathize. Now, I use those abilities to connect with people in a way others can't. Makoto's journey feels like a metaphor for embracing your true self, even when the world tells you to be someone else. I'm eager to see how his story unfolds.

This reminds me of my own journey. Not that I've battled goddesses or anything, but I used to be so shy and unsure of myself. It took a lot of courage to finally step out of my comfort zone and embrace my potential. It wasn't easy, but it was worth it. I hope this story inspires others to do the same.

Orphan Boy Awakens His Hidden Magical Power and Becomes the World's Strongest Magician

I remember when I first discovered my "hidden power." It was in gym class, and I accidentally threw a dodgeball over the roof... not exactly magical, but still. 😅

This whole "appearance belies his power" thing... been there, done that. Hope it's not another predictable chosen one narrative. 🥱

Ugly Loser Pretends To Be Worthless But Actually Is Strongest Teacher