u/Fair_Profit_952

I wonder if there’s a way for s2 to come out, I have it in my head a thought “if I ever get rich enough! I’ll use shows that deserve a s2 and try to fund it” there’s so many shows out there that deserve a s2 but won’t get it for sad lame reasons, things that deserve investment, however won’t get it due to the wrong people seeing it, and the right people not wanting to try it… ofc for me to help I have to get rich first which is unlikely considering I’m not somebody like that

I wish I was smart enough to be an author unfortunalty I’m not, I have massive respect for authors and I really like this premise, so I thought I’d ask if any authors out there with no inspiration might derive some from this… unfortunalty this isn’t a real game

But I like a premise of humanity in space, and a main character from the lower levels, and ig his rise to the top, who knows what factor could make this person capable, like regression, maybe powers, honestly I prefer a regular person tho, regression and system web novels have gotten old lately, but hey it’s your novel

Me personally I’ve never been a fan of harems, they always have characters with no depth, and a main character with no depth either… or it’s done poorly.

I do like love triangles, however it’s mostly predictable, and sometimes like in “My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU” you just feel bad cus you rooted for the other girl, tbh I don’t consider myself a greedy guy and in real life I’d never really condone harems or multiple people relations… but manga has a way of making you wish everybody wins, that’s why with love triangles there’s usually a 4th player sent to stir things up and mix in with the discarded 3rd wheel… but I wonder

I’m reading “gals can’t be kind to an otaku” and I quite like these girls, reading this made me pose a question, is there a good manga or mhanwa, out there, that does a harem or a love triangle where eveybody wins… and the characters actually have depth, and the mc isn’t a complete chud? I don’t think I’ve ever seen it…

We all know the big three

Reverend insanity, lotm, and debatably shadow slave

I want to share peak that might be considered less known, I think these titles aren’t receiving the credit they deserve!!! So here

The best ones, I’d call them masterpieces: I reccomend you start with these

Advent of calamity 9.5/10

The demon prince goes to the academy 9.5/10

I became the villain the hero is obsessed with 9/10

The heroines try to kill me 9/10

God of fishing 8.5/10 (like RI, but different world and premise… peak tho)

Kidnapped dragons 8.5/10

Regression instructor manual 8.5/10

After this point, these are good, but they aren’t like the ones before they are great but not masterpieces…

Great! It's the pervy neighbor we're doomed (continuing) 8/10
Very cool premise, and they release chapters a lot

Supremacy games 8/10

The villainess and I her zombie 7.5/ 10

The villainess attendant 7.5/10

Never die extra 7.5/10

Complete martial arts attributes 7/10

These are good, but already pretty well known, I like to reccomend great works that aren’t as known so these are just extra

The tutorial is too hard 8/10

Authors pov 9/10

The novels extra 9/10

The ones after this, I haven’t finished completely, tho they are good

Goblin to the peak 8/10 (haven’t completed it tbh)

The second coming of gluttony ?/10
(Haven’t completed) there’s a mhanwa as well

I’m Just a Mob Priest, but Since I Realized This World is an Otome Game, I’ll Train the Heroine.
(Just started this, off to a good start hope it’s not bad) (haven’t completed)

The protagonist friend is coming onto me 7/10 ( this is pretty good, but the other volumes after vol1 are harder to get a hold of)

Your and my asylum 7/10 (discontinued) it’s only low cus it’s discontinued
(Cool premise but only 4 volumes, and the raws are untranslated fully, and it leaves on a cliffhanger, I finished vol1 and it was good, I gave up on it tho.

Lmk if you need or want anything else
I’ll help to the best of my ability

I’m trying to eventually become an aircraft mechanic and I’m currently in an aircraft maintenance college program.
I applied for ramp agent jobs recently but got rejected, so I’m planning to work full-time for a few months and reapply later.
What entry-level jobs look best on a resume for ramp/airport work?
I was thinking:

warehouse work

moving company jobs

airport contractor jobs

logistics/loading jobs

Would being in an aircraft maintenance program help my chances too, or do airlines mostly just care about work experience for entry-level ramp jobs?

I’m trying to get into ramp agent / airport ground handling work and eventually move into an airline aircraft mechanic path.
I recently applied for ramp positions but got rejected, so I’m planning to work full-time for the next few months to build experience and reapply.
My question is:
What types of entry-level full-time jobs actually look the best on a resume for getting into ramp/airport jobs?
I’m considering things like:
warehouse work (UPS/FedEx/Amazon type)
moving company jobs (physical labor)
retail stock / fast-paced labor jobs
janitorial / facilities work
or anything similar that builds relevant experience
I’m mainly trying to figure out what actually translates best to being hired by airlines or airport contractors.
Also, I’m currently in a college program for aircraft maintenance. Would that actually help my chances when I reapply for ramp positions, or does it not really matter for entry-level airport jobs?
Would appreciate any advice from people in aviation or ramp work.

I’m trying to get into ramp agent / airport ground handling work and eventually move into an airline aircraft mechanic path.
I recently applied for ramp positions but got rejected, so I’m planning to work full-time for the next few months to build experience and reapply.
My question is:
What types of entry-level full-time jobs actually look the best on a resume for getting into ramp/airport jobs?
I’m considering things like:
warehouse work (UPS/FedEx/Amazon type)
moving company jobs (physical labor)
retail stock / fast-paced labor jobs
janitorial / facilities work
or anything similar that builds relevant experience
I’m mainly trying to figure out what actually translates best to being hired by airlines or airport contractors.
Also, I’m currently in a college program for aircraft maintenance. Would that actually help my chances when I reapply for ramp positions, or does it not really matter for entry-level airport jobs?
Would appreciate any advice from people in aviation or ramp work.