It feels like a similar plot to other manhwa like this. Especially solo leveling. I.E. happening upon a super powerful powerup/class change in a game-like world, and becoming the strongest.
However this one feels too...generic. And being too blatant with the dick stroking of the MC. Like he literally gets everything handed to him on a silver platter, and so far at chapter 12, he's the "so much the bestest and beats all the other men" and "all the girls immediately respect/like him" kind of MC.
It technically IS his original body. Just the younger version. Allowing the MC to train so much faster with his god knows how many years of experience, and avoid the mistakes he made in the past. How does this newest bad guy think he would even stand a chance? :P
I feel like the author completely forgot that the MC's "soul" came from our modern world and took over Feng Jui's body. It's been quite a while since there was even a hint of a reference to it.
And if that origin story was just a stepping stone, why use it at all? Why not just have the MC go through some kind of awakening while at the brink of death? Why did it HAVE to start as an isekai?
I actually like it this way. I’m not too fond of stories where the isekaied MC always refers back to their original world, considering how they’re living a new life. Not everything in their original world will apply to the new world they’re living in.
I get what you're saying. It just bothers me a little bit that the MC right now is completely acting like the person from this world. The "mom" she saved wasn't even her mom, but the original person's mom. Yet she refers to the woman as her mom, and gets emotional like they've had a bond lasting many years. Even though that was the first time they actually met.
Sometimes, those types of situations bother me, too. When they feel a crazy attachment to the parents they never fully bonded with only because they want that parental love. However, in this situation, the original owner of the body never met the mom, either. (If I’m remembering correctly)
Is it still good though? I'm thinking of coming back pick this up again.（￣へ￣）
I don’t know, honestly. I’m just reading cause I already got this far. However, it’s not as exciting as it was before. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
I think it's still good enough to keep reading. It's one of the better wuxia stories that I've read. Lets say...in the top 10 of the 25~30 or so I've given a try? But to call it actually "good"? I dunno...possibly to some, possibly not to others.
To add, the story used to be about the MC carving out a path for herself, independent and strong, by being either kind or ruthless depending on which was needed. And by using her knowledge and experience of her past life to become a highly skilled doctor and cultivator.
Now though... She's still a "strong woman" compared to many other women in other stories. But her reliance on the white haired guy is creeping in more and more, feeling more like a damsel needing saving as the chapters go on. And it feels like she's more swept up into whatever is happening around her now, rather than carving out her own path to walk.
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His motivation is basically "MC destroyed my world, so I'll to hop into a different timeline/dimension to try and get revenge on the version of the MC there." How the hell does that make sense? They're two completely different people, and in this version MC is actually a hero who saved the world...
Goddamn...third time reading through the entire manga, and it's still just so damn good. The pacing, the hints at first and then the slow reveals. The battles that keep ramping up at a good pace. And even the stories after the main one ended, like his son or how other people lived without the appearance of the gates.
This manwha is seriously perfection when it comes to this genre.
Yeah. This is my 10th or more time reading, this doesn't make me feel boring at all. I can feel the same hype as I first read this. This Manhwa is op
Good god talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy. "This guy destroyed the world in all other timelines I've seen. In this one humanity is thriving. I know, let me paint him as the enemy of humanity in this timeline as well, despite him only ever fighting to rid the world of monsters! That'll surely not result in him actually becoming the enemy of humanity! Nah, this'll surely save the world!"
Good god this current main villain is fucking brain dead. This timeline was fine. But now he's doing everything in his power to cause the exact thing he's "saying" he's trying to prevent.
Yup, the gods totally suck. "Oh we failed on our little project. Welp, we'll just abandon it and move on to the next project!" Human lives really are just like ants to them. "Oh my ant colony was invaded by another ant species and is dying? Eh, I'll throw it away and try again."
I can understand their pov though. If they get more involved, more ant species, or worse, brain eating fungus, will invade their world. Plus, they are omnipotent enough to make another world, why not do just that.
Yuji should seriously learn from his mistake in chapter 66.2... Instead of dealing with the problem when he dragon was still weaker, he decided to be his passive self once again and "wait and see". And now he's in deeper shit than if he had acted right away. >.>
It not a surprise cause his fall is his passiveness and it not going to change over night cause I all this situations he has won even with that weird dragon reincarnation, what he needs to be less passive about is not the monsters but the people who will get hurt before he can help and as of now nobody has really been injured hence his continued passiveness.
For that he would first have to start caring about others in this world. ^^;;
Does anyone else get huge Bleach vibes from this webtoon?
-A living person who is incredibly strong and has impossible potential goes to the world of the dead to fight the powers that be on that side. (Ichigo)
-Dead people live in societies just like in real life, and the time period is closer to medieval times. (Soul society)
-There's clans with leaders (the 11 divisions with captains anyone?)
-Souls can get corrupted and turn into monsters (hollows) if they do.
-Each person has their own special ability/weapon. (zanpakutou)
-Clan leaders (captains) start becoming the MC's allies as the story progresses.
-And I'm not super far in yet, but it sounds like once he has his team of important figures together they'll fight an even bigger opponent together. (Aizen and the espada arc?)
I'm not saying it's the same. There are clear differences. But I do feel like the author at least took "some" inspiration from Bleach. :P
Oh and forgot: MC who only knows one attack, applied in a few different ways. (Getsua Tenchou)
Chapter 452 is messed up. Instead it's a chapter from a bit later.