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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...

Are you talking about as himself, without a disguise? That would cause insanely huge problems, Irina would immediately question why he was throwing the match and pretending to get beat up.

His mental stat at 9.3 means it's basically impossible for his mind to get affected by any external means.

Technically 32~33. You should just start from the beginning though, there's a fair number of skipped parts, but I'm not sure if the webtoon just got rid of those plot points, or if they're just shuffling them around for later. Either way if you go straight to 32~33 you're going to be slightly...

It's skipping some stuff, but I'm not sure if they're skipping it entirely or just trying to move the events around in the story. The tone feels rather different, the novels are like Ultra Hyper Depression Simulator 9000. Try reading up to chapter 16 of the novel, and see if torture porn is...

Rather than thinking it was just a nightmare of a future yet to come, I think it's more likely they'd think going back to the past would be a dream in their dying moments, or something like their life flashing before their eyes. IIRC it's not explicitly stated, but the things they're using to...

She's probably just drinking a jug of water to infodump an entire chapter's worth of text.

The webtoon translations here uses "When your good deeds are discovered," but the novel translations uses "Every time you're exposed as a 'False Evil'," which could still be interpreted the same way I guess. If it was actually triggered on each good deed discovered, Frey would have just died in...

IIRC Sunkland is one of the three superpowers on the continent. The other two are Tearmoon and Belluga. Everyone knows them.

I think they might be referring to the prophecy.

It was easier in the "first run" because he could actually do terrible things knowing that it would all get undone at the end, but in the "false evil run" he's doing his best to avoid actually permanently harming anyone, at least physically if not emotionally. But another major thing that was...

I actually think something they should have done to improve things with the webtoon is a fakeout chapter 1. They should have framed it like it was a standard isekai story featuring the first hero, before blitzing through it and skipping his journey until the very end of it before switching to...

I do feel like upgraded content happens more often with KR webtoons, but to say in the best-case scenario that it's the same is a crazy wild take. I find it far more often that adapted versions have simplified plotlines and dumber characters, I'm kind of baffled that you seem to view it the...

He started being evil after his mother died when he was a kid, maybe around 10 years old or something? Around the time his mother died, he also awakened to his Stellar Mana, which let him get access to the prophecy. Most of them knew him from before his mother died, so they think he just...

It's another change from the novel to speed things up. Frey gets hit in the novels because he's in the middle of giving Kania some lifeforce again when Isolet suddenly backslashes him due to the brainwashing not wearing off yet.

I'm seeing a lot of posts in this comment section about why the system isn't activating even though Kania found out, but it already activated and penalized the MC in the previous chapter? I've read the novels, so maybe I just already know something that wasn't explained in this webtoon, but...