
Huh, that’s it? Ik we got to see their relationship develop in the MC’s dreams, but that’s all they were… Dreams so we never actually got to see them fall for each other all that much. I feel like the author tried to be funny but made the story messy instead. All over the place, repetitive, unsatisfying ending. Good art, though.

Interesting. I’ve never seen a reincarnated MC where, in his past life, he was a pro gamer lmao. The romance is somewhat tolerable. It’s there even though you don’t want it to be, but it doesn’t interfere with the other parts of the story it seems. Can’t say it isn’t annoying to me, though.
It’s a bit odd to me how his mother doesn’t even feel like his mother, but maybe that’s because he’s a reincarnated individual? Meaning that he doesn’t have to rely on his mom as much like kids his age.
Anyway, the pacing is kinda wack. 20 chaps, and I don’t believe we really got to see the MC as a child enough. It’s all a bit sudden and smushed together. Art’s okay, but I’ve seen better. The MC takes steps towards his goals while trying to protect his family in the process. Also unique in that he has a golden golem?! Okay read, but if I had the choice, I’d go back to the past and not waste my time on this.

It was quite as the summary stated… Not much to it. It’s a sort of open ending in that it feels unfinished. MC accidentally calls a gay escort service, gets blackmailed a little, and loses his virginity to a younger dude. There’s no substance to the story. It’s like I ate a spoon full of nothing, expecting at least a little flavor. I liked the vibe of the art, though.

The ending… It's been a long time since I've felt so satisfied after reading a manhwa. This truly— The pacing was absolutely terrific in my opinion. After every chapter, I kept wanting to read more and more. Despite being an ordinary person with no knowledge of the law, I could and did enjoy this comic very much. It was just enough, so that it wasn't overwhelming and also had a pretty realistic conflict. The story opens with a mysterious premise and ends with little to no plot holes! The grim reaper girl wasn't really explained, but I'd like to think that her resentment was so strong that she became a spirit that could reverse time or, simply put, give the MC a chance to live anew. Other than the MC's unearthly fighting prowess, the story is pretty reasonable. Step by step, the MC takes down antagonist Jo Taesup. He's cold and calculating, but that's what I loved about him! I'd only read manhwa about defense attorneys that made prosecutors out to be the bad guys, and this changed my perspective on them. The MC's serves justice in his own way, punishing those who need to be punished in the name of the law. Funnily enough, there are important female characters that go gaga over him. But it's not pronounced! I liked that it was more of subplot and the female lead was left ambiguous. The character relationships were very defined, and I liked that I could understand what the side characters' actions and their personalities. MC here is a good example of the lone wolf type. Also interesting how this manhwa dove into corruption in politics and the price one has to pay to be the "good guy." MC does beat Taesup in the end. I suppose you could say the ending was "too good to be true," but it was enjoyable all the same. Loved it! Great lawyer comic. This also was the comic the taught me that both prosecutors and defense attorneys are lawyers lmao.
Hmm the story didn’t make the most sense to me, but I think that’s just a me problem. I liked this! Thought it was cute. Like the theme of family and all that. Anyway, I think the author tried to make a deeper story but just didn’t quite get there. A little too cliché. The characters just weren’t enough in my opinion. Other than that part of the story, I did love the art.
Also that subplot with the butler and the brother…. Just no