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Another chapter, another extremely overblown pervert.

I think this is the first time I've seen a beach/pool episode be a legitimate part of the serious plot, rather than being downtime / filler / fan service. But the author still managed to sneak in some beefcake and cheesecake.

Unless Big Ears is being sarcastic, that "man of thick eyebrows and big eyes" idiom really doesn't seem to work well when speaking to someone with thin eyebrows and small eyes.

I like this villain princess... Despite being murder-happy to her own forces and willing to kill her own lover, she seems to be the most level-headed of all of the villains so far. She killed off the annoying lady that never did anything other than complain. She punished her own soldiers that...

I get that these flashbacks are probably necessary to actually understand the story... But they really kill the pacing when these show up mid-fight. Do we really need the full backstory for the body of the MC? It hadn't been important for 100+ chapters, and it really doesn't seem important to...

This story makes my head spin... The time travel / alternate reality / memory manipulation / flashbacks do not help. I'm still not convinced that the author didn't just mess up the story boarding at some point and just retconned everything as an alternate reality to make it all seem intentional.

I kind of knew this couldn't go too well since it is a flashback arc, but Haruka definitely seemed to be doing quite well for herself in this chapter. The casual sitting in bed naked and chatting after doing the deed seemed like she was in a good place. She was all set to be well adjusted and...

Ugh, author, you don't need to show a dialog window for every single activation of every single skill, and the translator should stop bothering to clean and typeset every single one... Especially not And this Engrish...

This looks like it could use a bit more proofreading... What is an "unseenable" blade, and how did typesetters put that word in a dozen times without thinking it sounded weird? Also, those blades are very clearly visible so I'm not even sure what it is supposed to mean.

This has such riveting action... Chapter 0: This series has such riveting action of guys showing business cards to each other, I swear! Chapter 1: MC can't do anything right and falls down a hole inexplicably. Chapter 2: "Running down a hallway as lots of things blow up and dodging traps" and...

This chapter feels like filler. This chapter was just dodging.

Wow, what trashy scouting. How did they not notice a gigantic force of archers and cavalry? Also, why are there a bunch of bandits just standing in a field?

This has been bugging me for a while... What is going on with this setting? It appears to be a Korean manhwa, the authors and artists are Korean, lots of character names are Korean (Woon Hyun, Bingseol), the martial arts world is referred to as "murim", several sect names are Korean...

Previously it was "Descending Sun", but then this chapter used "Evenfall" and "Eventide". Those all sound like they mean the same thing, so I think they're just inconsistent translations. But not being able to keep the same translation within the same chapter seems baffling.

Someone finally listened to Woon Hyun.

Why was a group of four people calling themselves "The Three Heroes of Shandong"? Did they know in advance that one of their members was going to be slain in this battle?

Only two people can speak the name of the sword out loud... And yet I'm pretty sure the young lady just said its name...

Hmm, I guess he wasn't expecting to get penetrated from behind as soon as he meets a new harem member?

The character faces and text doesn't seem to quite line up this chapter... Marida looks so happy when discussing the idea of the town she is in being starved out... Makes me wonder if there was a translation mistake, or if the artist wasn't thinking when drawing that face.

Holy architecture... That stone city on stilts at the end is insane.