Triver R
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No synopsis or reviews yet, so let's fix that.
For a simple overview: This action/mystery/detective/supernatural manwha focuses on an anti-hero who definitely doesn't look like Seto Kaiba with some strange but effective combat powers, and also his incidental partner, a Korean-American actress with a perfect memory who's been experiencing déjà vu for a long time. What sort of hijinks will this unlikely duo get up to? Tune in to find out! (spoiler: it is several hijinks)
My review: After reading the 17 chapters available thus far, I'm enjoying it. Triver, the anti-hero guy, has some interesting abilities that are based on his senses in a way that I haven't seen before. The mystery behind that has not yet been touched on, but it's a parallel plot that'll hopefully have a satisfying resolution. Actress lady knows far more than she lets on at first, and unlike with Triver, that's described very quickly in the beginning so it's not a surprise for long. Still, it serves as the companion plot to this series. Together, along with encounters with the hard-boiled police department, the duo fight terrible crimes in some flashy ways. The male MC is a prick who's kinda alright deep down, and the female MC is hiding some dark stuff underneath that nonchalant exterior - The dynamic between them is entertaining, the mysteries are engaging though simple at the moment, and I'm looking forward to more. Art's not bad either.
For a simple overview: This action/mystery/detective/supernatural manwha focuses on an anti-hero who definitely doesn't look like Seto Kaiba with some strange but effective combat powers, and also his incidental partner, a Korean-American actress with a perfect memory who's been experiencing déjà vu for a long time. What sort of hijinks will this unlikely duo get up to? Tune in to find out! (spoiler: it is several hijinks)
My review: After reading the 17 chapters available thus far, I'm enjoying it. Triver, the anti-hero guy, has some interesting abilities that are based on his senses in a way that I haven't seen before. The mystery behind that has not yet been touched on, but it's a parallel plot that'll hopefully have a satisfying resolution. Actress lady knows far more than she lets on at first, and unlike with Triver, that's described very quickly in the beginning so it's not a surprise for long. Still, it serves as the companion plot to this series. Together, along with encounters with the hard-boiled police department, the duo fight terrible crimes in some flashy ways. The male MC is a prick who's kinda alright deep down, and the female MC is hiding some dark stuff underneath that nonchalant exterior - The dynamic between them is entertaining, the mysteries are engaging though simple at the moment, and I'm looking forward to more. Art's not bad either.
