It's a really bad power fantasy with an academy setting. The protagonist possesses the body of an originally weak character. Yet, for some reason, the author abruptly pivots it to being that the protagonist is someone who obtains the memories of a person who played a game of the world he is...
The story is an okay comedy along the lines of "I am the eminence in the shadow" except the protagonist is self-aware (and it's not as good). However, it's very childish in a bad way. Unfortunately, the new TL isn't good at typesetting. Taking even just a minute to change the fonts and line...
It's a disappointing action story. You can pretty much ignore the premise of the protagonist being from a Murim world because it plays no role in the story. In fact, the author even seems to forget the premise as they stop bringing up the protagonist's past. As for character development, it's...
What kind of perverted shit is this? Rather, why aren't there more like it? I like the concept, but the story is really weak which is something I'm learning is a weakness with manhua. If you're horny, then this might be something for you to read.
Another Korean author who's allergic to female characters. Fantastic. Man, all the testosterone, wow. I wish I was joking, but the only female characters that appear are the mother and the ex-fiancee.
As someone who had gotten far in the novel, I wouldn't recommend it for the average reader. At its core, it's a slow-burn slice-of-life story with a heavy emphasis on the protagonist succeeding purely through effort. There's some action, but not a lot.
Eh, it's alright. The protagonist is a little edgy and the setting doesn't make a whole lot of sense given the plot. The character development is also pretty weak.
It's really bad in a weird way. It reminds me of when I once read a story that was about... a tree. Yes, literally seeing the world through the perspective of a tree between time skips. But even then, it had a purpose in world building in its own weird and bad way. With this story on the other...
Based on what I remember from reading the novel, which was years ago by now, I don't have high hopes for this work and I'm genuinely surprised it got a manhwa adaptation. It's essentially a slice-of-life story more than an action story.
It's a cheesy story. The story has its issues such as the author changing the personalities of the characters and their importance in the story with each chapter. It's a prevalent issue with the format anyway since Korean authors plan their stories ahead of released chapters like Japanese or...