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Now that's how you do a bitch-slap right.

These brats jostling for dominance through money and power like they're in some sort of Shakesperean drama is pathetic and disturbing at the same time.

It's weird how, if we go by what happens in this country, there's a point early in the lives of heirs and heiresses when they begin seeing their peers as potentials rivals and employees. Truly messed up.

Damn, Ji Yong really doesn't realise Kim Sam Doo isn't qualitatively different from the others… if he kills a lot of people so Sam Doo goes to trial, what's his criterion to have gone after all those people, who'd not been judged by law before? He chose to draw the line arbitrarily at Kim Sam...

Pop quiz on Statistical Physiognomy: What are the odds that someone who makes this kind of expression is a decent human being?

… You know this series has a 15-volume sequel, right?

And yet he was all too willing to take his offer. I guess being in charge of ordering Yeonghoo around was too sweet an inducement to refuse. My sympathy for him has been qualified by this chapter.

Damn, these final chapters have been a masterclass of narrative technique. And Sangwoo… now this is a villain I can applaud. Unashamed, ruthless, all the tropes done well, down to "villains don't look back when their minions are fighting". The gaslighting at the end is also great, and the...

I haven't read ahead, but this is 113 chapters long, so unless we get a redrawer for this, or it's licensed, we're in for a veeeery long ride.

Well, it's only the same artist, not the same author. And the same duo did Samadhi, which doesn't have tragic elements. This artist seems quite agnostic about what he takes. He even did a shill series for BTS. So it all hinges on how good the author is, and this one has quite a few popular...

Wow, old-style invulnerability scene, it's been ages… and it was thrilling too, the way he progressed from shooting to throwing the machine gun at him and then punching him until his fists were sore. It even included the killer fillip to the head, also one of the most well-executed I've seen. I...

Uuuh... @Xeroxcopy4free, you might be new here, but this site classifies as "completed" according to the status in the country of origin.

@Motherboard @MewOne @EchoGirl The break already happened in December, this notice was before chapter 15, that's why Nagare is sitting next to the infirmary door.

This author makes funny break notices, and I decided to do this one just for the heck of it. Poor Nagare-san. There was a Happy New Year illustration the other day, I might post it here some time.

Jo Heon chose the wrong person to try to intimidate…

And not only that, did you notice that when he slapped that bodyguard, the hand actually buried into his skull? I mean, TCM has always been a magical drug, and I've always accepted the fact that realism in this series has little to do with the science, and all with the callousness and...

Classical superhero trope, it's been a long time since I last saw it done properly. Only this case it's a supervillain \o/

Okay, that was a master stroke. Sangwoo really wrestled victory out of the jaws of defeat. And the narrative technique was great too. The two camera-like, alternating scenes of Director Ham and Sangwoo walking towards the same place in different moments were simply brilliant, it makes most...

Oooh, so Ji Yong is conflicted about attacking President Kim before he meets his criterion of getting off scot-free from the law's clutches. And while Gang Ok is obviously trying his best to get him to let go of his moral qualms, it's fascinating how he has a point, in a way: great criminals are...

Interesting portrayal of "friends" who instead of cheering you on to get out of the quagmire, feel you're better down there with them and if given the chance, would drag you back.