Ferrid's manga / #Action(73)

An immortal emperor sacrifices his cultivation levels to return back to the mortal world so he can protect his family and destroy those who have harmed him. The intro is a bit confusing but after that it gets bearable and is just another cultivation story

Just a dad doing his daddy best to make a living for his kids by beating the crap out of everyone else. It actually makes me cry seeing the dedication this dad has for his kids and the sacrifices he goes through.

A guy in a vrmmo fantasy game takes a different approach to gaming by choosing all of the "weakest" skills. Due to his unorthodox approach he is able to create a new type of archer that is beloved by fairies and friend to all NPCs

I like the strategy and rpg aspects of this manga however the hate and nonchalance towards death give it an uncomfortable feeling that makes it a bit unpleasant to read

Mc chooses to use his final wish to transport his memories back in time before the game started. He uses his knowledge to change the future It's good. Heartracing. But dark and triggers my anxiety with all the action and betrayal Ch 34

Moral of the story: everyone is fucked up. Overall a good read. Extremely dark tho with all the betrayal and gore. The ending is extremely confusing and could use some explanation but overall a nice ride

Interesting take on the reincarnation trope where the afterlife is a place where you have to dungeon crawl to survive. Our MC is careless during his application form and chooses a power as a rearguard Ch 7

A fluffy harem. Nothing pervy going on besides implied. Plot wise there is nothing besides adventure, shopping, and gatcha Ch 20

It's bad ass but the whole time I'm reading i have this impending sense of doom. Basically the calm before the shit hits the fan

After his wife and daughter are murdered, Yun-Jae finds himself stuck in his routine until he receives a diary from his future self. “I can see… my wife and daughter again?” Through winning the “games” in the “parallel world,” one will receive a “prize,” and using this, he could revive his dead family… but out of all the survivors of this cruel world, Yun-Jae is the only one with the knowledge of the future. Will he be able to turn his greatest wish into reality? Ch 64 gave me chills. I love this worldbuilding plot