For the presentation of this manga, I owuld have to repeat what I've been saying for the whole review - the hiatus of Count Cain makes a huge effect on how successful it could of been. The plot gap expands for over a decade, and there are some important information in the original series that make the new series baffling and hard to grasp. The real and definite concept is never really clear, and although Godchild is throughly enjoyable and has a solid ending, it doesn't have a good start, nor much of a good backstory to most of the characters' actions.
Count Cain has good stories to tell, but endless problems surface before the real good parts of the manga, so the presentation, in this case, is conflict-ridden.