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I cannot remember a single notable thing about this webtoon. The fact that I've finished it, however, must mean that it was interesting enough for me to see it through. It's a story about a priest who could heal any kind of wound. I feel like it was so close to being a 5 mushroom webtoon, but the story was lacking when it came to emotions that the writer(s) were trying to portray. I know that some people out there would adore this webtoon tho.

I'm crying the author discontinued the series

It was a good webtoon. It was just that I have expected more from it. People from both the recommendation list and comments of this webtoon posed it as a revolutionary new piece of isekai story. I guess it is somewhat more realistic than the other ones since the protagonist wanted to come back to the real world. For the high praises that these people gave the storyline, the plot felt a lot more bland than I would've wanted. I would've genuinely enjoyed it more if I haven't read those tbh

I found the plot very interesting at first. However, I feel like as the story progressed it slowly started being more dull. I've read very well past the first hundred chapters, but I don't see myself reading for more. We'll see if I'll ever come back to read it again. The art style is, of course, pretty but that's about it.

This was an adventure to read. The plot had so many twists but it kept its coherency perfectly fine. Again, another very well-written webtoon. As for the art, at first it wasn't exactly my taste but as I have read further my opinion adjusted. The art style is quite unique but nonetheless still very beautiful.

Spoon has done it again. The visuals of this webtoon is unbelievable. The vibrancy of the panels are nothing short of enchanting. However, the plot does a huge time skip during the last two chapters so I have to give it four stars