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Definitely feels a lot more intimate, but maybe that's just the power of the illustrations over words.

I think it's enjoyable, but there are a number of people that don't like how much over the top suffering is going on, which might be why this adaptation is so much more lighthearted. Just give like the first 16 chapters a shot or something to see if you enjoy the tone. The novel translations...

Thought I was reading Evil Intergalactic Overlord for a moment, the character design reminds me an awful lot of Liam.

It's an overall problem I have with this adaptation. Frey feels very indecisive, like he's doing things without any real planning, or in this case, takes days to come to the same conclusion as he would minutes in the novels. The funny thing is that Serena is also controlling the conversation in...

There's issues with it being too straightforward, which makes engaging Clana to Frey bizarre. How were they expecting to get the money from Frey without that contract, was Clana supposed to willingly offer it to them? Engaging Clana to Frey is politically dangerous for the rest of the royal...

It's weird and subjective. Basically the system can read minds to a certain extent and then applies the penalty if the viewer thinks Frey's evil acts aren't actually evil. Serena could to a certain extent, make herself believe that Frey is doing things that seem good, but might actually just be...

The penalty is one of the most dangerous things looming over Frey's head, the fact that he basically postponed giving the order for an entire day is insane. It subtly changes his characterization to be so incredibly careless.

That demon radar is a rather convenient item that I totally don't remember existing in the novel at all. Frey's order for Serena to "doubt" him happened last chapter in the novel when Serena showed up... this adaptation makes him look like an absolute idiot.

I don't even know how it's possible, but they somehow skipped all the best parts of Serena's introduction here from the webnovel. Also they somehow skipped an incredibly important part where

Kinda surprised he came to the conclusion that magic might run in the family, but didn't think that affinity might go the same way too. Gramps spent his whole life working with defensive type magics...

The hidden route IS the False Evil route.

This is such a weird chapter... like... it technically happened in the novel, but it's also somehow the complete opposite. Here in the webtoon, the Emperor forces an engagement between Frey and Clana, using an ancient vow between their ancestors as the tool to forcefully annul his previous...

The quest to defeat Irina in the duel is optional, but winning causes certain events to happen which makes his job harder.

Yeah, this adaptation hasn't been doing a good job of it, but what MC is following specifically is "the prophecy", not "the system". The system is just a step/tool for the prophecy, there's some leniency in the system with optional quests, the only thing that needs to be followed to a tee is the...

Logically, someone else would do it if he loses and chooses not to go, since it's essentially the same situation as winning. The raid happens because the nobles are feeling like they need to punish the commoners for getting too uppity, but I don't believe it ever said what would happen if Frey...

The novels really condensed it, I don't know how far into the webtoon you read, but in chapter 11 Honestly, I think the novels are fairly messily written, I was hoping the webtoon could polish things up and iron some inconsistencies out. Like the sentient magic ancestor record at the start...

It's time travel, they'll specifically get into it more later, like 100 chapters later at this rate. The adaptation skips out a lot and Frey's mentioned it in parts that have already been skipped, but it's kind of funny that you mention only a degenerate gamer would do that. His personal...

If you haven't read the later chapters in the forest, But aside from that, that plan might have worked if the duel hadn't already progressed to the point it did before the teleportation. Specifically, pretending to get suckerpunched by a fireball and rolling on the ground like a clown...

I read through this again, the first specific mention of the reason in the webtoon is in chapter 20. This is roughly the same time it happens in the novels, so the late explanation isn't an adaptation only thing this time.

This is basically a predetermined event. Any noble duels with Irina and loses > that noble will raid the dormitory. If Frey duels with Irina and wins > a random noble will raid the dormitory. In any situation except for this one where Irina is suffering from the mana recoil, Irina will beat...