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Younger me would've been drawn into the MC's suffering, all that rage and sorrow. But now I see just how much he has going for him, how good his friends are. This is where someone should go and slap him in the face, and make him see, but I'm glad that's not happening. In real life it never does.

Oh, Aunt May. I was going to say, why didn't this exist in my teens? I'm pretty sure it would have motivated me to get over some stuff and become a better person. But then this ending... Not sure I would've been prepared for that.

Love the references. Should've named the cat Salem, though.

He's essentially become a typical protagonist at this point, surrounded by great friends he can trust. I should hate it, but it's so wholesome and somehow it feels like he earned it.

Penrose FTW! Best villain ever.

Since we saw her death scene in a previous chapter, it's pretty clear this was a bluff to get everyone to stop chasing her. Nice plot.

@ANAKPUNGUT in a world where there's a gun that shoots robot spiders that assemble into a fusion-powered giant spider, this is what nags you? 😜 Also: I really love the choice of Penrose's triangle for the Villain's emblem. I wish the translators would make that connection, "Panlos" is a crappy...

Να είσαι καλύτερος άνθρωπος από τον πατέρα σου. Except in this case, his father is his future self.

I think this is actually a pivotal moment, the start of Hero becoming free of the shackles of his black and white sense of justice, and a bit chaotic and out of control, and the start of Villain letting go of his hate for Hero, to become a better person who will help keep Hero from doing...

I seriously like that trio together. What the hell. I wasn't expecting this.

Hero seems so different from his simple-minded "I will save anyone" self. I like the added depth and vulnerability, just feels a little... discombobulating. Same for Villain, he's much less single-minded and much more like a human being. I don't know if this was an intentional change of...

No, this is real growth; or rather, the beginnings of it. As the MC's said himself before, his past self was not without flaws - he was too single-minded, and let his aunt die. Rather than simply rely on his knowledge of the future to get his way, he must become more than he used to be - because...

Dunno what happened to the art here, looks more generic.

I'm pleasantly surprised by how Hero actually managed to learn the entropy section of the textbook well enough to understand the question. Shows he's not really dumb, just very naive and immature. Also I like how they were talking about actual physics, and the very interesting problem that led...

I love the little details. How they consistently draw the rope mark on MC's neck. I don't know how to feel about the Western influence in a Chinese Manhwa (I'm sure there's a political undercurrent), but this is definitely very well made.

Everyone knows Aunt May must die eventually.

@krispy might've been intentional, to give the boss a chance to save face in front of his subordinates.

Hero-nim is so naive it's a little off-putting. But the MC makes up for it.

Such chemistry, I can see the yaoi now.

Wow so unusual to see a teenager character with an unshaven face. Western influence is really strong with this one.