SSS-Class Revival Hunter

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A great power fantasy/dungeon-based manhwa with a unique story to distinguish itself amongst its peers.

Story: 8/10
The story is great, the power of our MC is something I haven't seen done before. The lore is absolutely amazing, with the various quests and environments created in the tower. The only thing I would want to criticize is the pacing, because the way the story is going, it seems that it would need at least 500 chapters for completion.

Art: 10/10
The art is phenomenal, with uniquely designed backgrounds, scenarios, environments, and characters. The side characters have great memorable designs as well. The action is great too.

Character: 9/10
All of the ... characters are nicely written with their own goals and purposes. I really like the murim-based floor and the two characters there. The only issue I had was with the MC as I think he needs more development. This will probably happen soon though.

Enjoyment: 10/10
Extremely entertaining throughout, and highly recommended for readers of Solo Leveling, Tower of God, and Second Life Ranker.

It's an interesting read with a shit title. When I initially started this series, I went in with the headspace that this *could* result in a stereotypical power fantasy in a tower, and the first chapter, while interesting, still had the power fantasy mindset instilled in me.

What started out with a man complaining about his situation and eventually going towards a more revenge-type storyline, my hope was dwindling about whether or not this will end up in edgy drivel. Eventually, after this storyline is completed, you are left with an amazing ability to use for future reference, but I went in with a liking ... towards his ability, but worry for his morals.

But what this manhwa appeals with isn't just its ability. Having an amazing ability is not what decides whether this is worth reading or not. Isekai is famous for this, for having an interesting premise but terrible execution. This manhwa is different because the storylines include a sympathetic storyline for NPCs. Yes, the NPC's stories are integral to the story. They are ancient stories long ago, from another world, and eventually, end with tragedy. This manhwa is not just about hitting hard and saving hot female girls. No, it's about exploring other stories with a cast that are wary of each other but also have abilities that even the main character struggles with. Yes, the main character is powerful, with probably the most overpowered ability, but the people around him are amazingly talented too and are respected individuals to remember. Not only that, the main character can insert what type of ending he's going for, and thankfully he's not the type to go, "Kill everything, fuck other people, I'm the most right person in this tower," he's got an actual interest in facilitating his connection to the world in a positive way.

Only one season has passed by so far, but I'm pleasantly surprised after that terrible SSS-type title.

This is not just your average manhwa – it's a rollercoaster of emotions and excitement that keeps readers hooked from start to finish. One of the reasons it's considered among the greatest in its genre is its gripping story. Picture a world ravaged by monsters, where humanity's last hope rests on the shoulders of skilled hunters. But what sets this tale apart is its depth. It's not just about fighting monsters; it's about redemption, sacrifice, and the consequences of our actions. The plot twists and turns like a maze, leaving readers desperate to know what happens next.

Then there are the characters. They're not just heroes; ... they're flawed, complex individuals who struggle with their pasts and strive to do better. The protagonist, in particular, undergoes a remarkable transformation from a fallen hero to a reluctant savior, grappling with guilt and the desire for redemption. And it's not just him – every character feels real, with their own motivations and growth arcs that keep us invested in their journeys.

And let's talk about the art. It's simply breathtaking. The artist's attention to detail brings the world of "SSS-Class Revival Hunter" to life, from the intricate character designs to the pulse-pounding action sequences. Every panel is a work of art, drawing readers deeper into the story with its vibrant colors and dynamic compositions.

In short, "SSS-Class Revival Hunter" is a masterpiece of storytelling and artistry that leaves a lasting impression on anyone who reads it.

excellent read. art is good, characters are good. best feature is how it traverses a multitude of genres. it will make you laugh and cry depending on the arc. it's really impressive how beautiful and true lines can be read with a straight face and not come off as obnoxious. the main character is really serious about his feelings, but other characters frequently lampshade how cringe he is, stopping it from being too much. there's really something for everyone in here, from power fantasy tower crawl to classic rofan. good story with a big heart. the cast of characters changes with every arc, but they ... still all feel pretty developed. a good odyssey to embark upon.

First of all the title is atrocious, if you're looking for a power fantasy this is not it, the first 10 chapters might make you think it's one but this is a manga like no other i've read, DO NOT JUDGE THIS MANGA BASED ON IT'S FIRST 5 EPISODES, trust me when i say this manga only gets better and better the more you read

Story(8/10) This story could be a 9 out of 10 but the first half of the manga is just good it isn't great i'd say it's a 6 out of 10 now chapter 54 is where one of the arcs with ... the best end i've probably read start and it's also where the story of this manga goes from a 6 to a 9, but i can't give the whole story such a high score as we have to take the first half in consideration, if this level of quality keeps going on for 50 chapters more i would say it's probably the 2nd best manga i've read along with bersek

Enjoyability(8/10) this manga is really enjoyable except for the first 10 chapters i'd say, the rest of the manga is also really enjoyable, and the later parts of the manga are VERY enjoyable making me wait every week a new chapter to come out.

Art(7/10): The art is good it isn't outstanding or anything but it's good

Characters(8/10): The characters are really fun and the relationship and improvements in personality that they make is great, the main protagonist for example at the beginning seems like a whining b@tch but my opinion on him changed a lot the more i read

Stumbled upon SSS-Class Suicide Hunter after completing Solo Leveling, and it has quickly become a favorite recommendation.

The author does a fantastic job of keeping readers on edge with cliffhangers while also wrapping up each arc in a satisfying manner, leaving one eagerly anticipating the next chapter. (but in a way that somehow feels good, if that makes sense)

Moreover, the story delves into some meaningful life lessons and presents unique viewpoints that are seamlessly integrated into the plot, adding to the character's development. These lessons are intense but not overbearing, making for a compelling and enjoyable read.

If the manhwa is ever released in a physical ... format, I would leap at the opportunity to purchase all the volumes. Overall, SSS-Class Suicide Hunter is a masterpiece and worth the read. 10/10

SSS Class Revival/Suicide Hunter, a title that can be said to be very shocking for those who like to read manhwa stories. But having a title like that does not necessarily make this story also shocking. On the contrary, there are so many surprising aspects that can make you feel amazed, especially if you look at the aspect of the main character’s point of view. Namely someone named Kim Gongja.

The author’s courage in exploring the depth of Kim Gongja’s character is very brilliant in my opinion. Starting from the way he introduced Kim Gongja from a character who had a deep sense of envy to ... become a character who could save an Empire. I can’t discuss this too deeply because it could enter the realm of spoilers. So it would be better if you read it yourself. Right?

For the art aspect. Well, this is also a plus value from this manhwa. The artist of this manhwa can draw several characters brilliantly. And what I like the most is the design of the monster The Demon King of Autumn Rain, which in my opinion has an extraordinary design for a demon lord class. I can’t find a design as good as this in other manhwas.

In summary, this series is an essential series that you must read if you want character development that is unusual, as well as cool art, and of course a unique world setting. The key is, this series is not a “Power Fantasy”

What does it mean to be a hero? Some would attribute the title to those who saves the world from impending doom, while others would claim that a hero is anyone who carry out good deeds, helping to improve the lives of others. One thing is for certain, the hero exists not to save the world, but it is rather the world's need to be saved that a hero exists. A world truly at peace is one where the concept of hero does not exist. For Kim Dong Ja, he wishes nothing more than simply the happiness of all he meets, a true happy ending ... for the hunters and those who inhabit the tower. "The humans of this continent will never know your justice, nor will they ever acknowledge your devotion. However, justice is still justice and devotion is still devotion." Even in a world where none will know the pain of his recurring deaths, Kim Dong Ja will continue to push forward. The common people he saves will never be good, the crowd he saved will never be honorable. Yet, none of them will feel the pain of death, which Dong Ja has felt innumerable times. It is truly poetic that the one who desperately died so that they can live is the one who will prevent the death and suffering of others.

A truly introspective story about human suffering and what it means to be kind, and the story of a man's desperate climb to bring the best ending to everyone else. With engaging action, good art, compelling characters and light hearted comedy to lighten the mood, suicide man is a story that will truly keep you at the edge of your seats and pull you in deep into their emotional worlds. As a manhwa that I actually teared up to reading, I can wholeheartedly give this manhwa a 10/10

One of the best manhwas I have read in a long time. All the characters are well introduced and fleshed out. The plots have actual meaning and no implicit sexism, racism or homophobia at all. Not only that, but they explore great themes and different ‘life-purpose-esk” topics with very considered, entertaining and immersive. Unexpected seeing how generic and cliche the you feel the beginning is. The power system is not over explained that it rivals the plot, but enough that you can truly focus on the storytelling and world building.

BELOW CONTAINS VERY VERY VERY SLIGHT ALLUSIONS TO THE PLOT. It won’t ruin the element ... of suprise, but if u want to go in blind - it’s a good read.

Although he receives a “op skill”, it is not something that gives immediately bestows omnipotence, but when used well and cleverly, because a create tool to empower and fulfil the MCs wishes. And despite what could have been a complicated power system, it is explained perfectly so you can understand the power levels, the importance of certain skills and their utilisations, without having to mind-bend or be dumped with chucks of knowledge. This makes it very readable and considered enough that you aren’t confused on how the world works so you can focus more so on the plot and emotions.

I also just personally really like the MC. His humble attitude, smart and strategic brain, continuous drive to learn and grow more, and goal to do so much “good” makes him personable and like a character I really want to succeed. Plus it honestly is so surprising not to see implicit sexism and homophobia. It is SOOO reassuring. It is so normal for comics to try and mould their characters to rigidly fit into and enforce gender stereotypes on themselves and Rothers either through “I have power, I can finally become a man! This is what any man should do despite their level of power and despite the fact that it is unattainable for poorer/weaker people and not what I used to do!”, “You are someone not me (almost always a women) and I need you to do nothing while I do everything. But u can make me food ig.” Or just even an out of pocket, irrelevant to the plot “you are fat, you really need to cut down” or “It’s fine to be gay but don’t show any signs of it with me”. Instead of those fillers or punching down humour, it constructs nuanced takes on far deeper topics - morality, life’s purpose, love. It doesn’t just go beyond the binary good and bad, it extends further to look at what makes the bad bad, and provides a clear, nuanced, and open minded resolution that is so well reasoned, well foreshadowed, unpredictable, and satisfying.

no hyper sexualisation of women or children.

Only points that could seem less considered are:
- MCs internal struggle with deaths/trauma/suicide aren’t really… expanded on how it would realistically affect his constant mental state.
- MC’s suicide count increases throughout the series, but the number doesn’t. V MINOR n insignificant, but just the only other critic.

In summary, it’s a good, green flag, mind provoking, well thought out manga. It was a surprising find, but I’m glad to have read the first 3 seasons / 115 chapters. Each storyline is just CHEF KISSES. And it did not make me feel bad or off put because of any subliminal messages or oversexualisatiom. Love, Love, Love.

This is a great manhua.
Characters are great, amazing actually.
Plot is so good.
Story telling is good.
Art could be better, it lacks quite a bit in this department. Although it has it's very good moments.
Can be genuinely funny at times.
Doesn't feel very much like a power fantasy due to how much the main character suffers to achieve his goals.
Character growth is great.
This is a story that will not make you relate to the protagonist. He is a very extreme character. And a very well written one. I have not read the light novel, but I can say that season one and two of the manga are good. ... It seems that at the end of season two they hint heavily on that the wall he romance next season. So if that bothers you, be warned.

8/10 definitely recommend

At the start of season 1 it seems like a typical regression Manwha.
By the end of season 1, its clear that this is something different.
Then season 2 hits and it just gets better from there.
Season 3 just ended at the time I'm writing this but I gotta say, I enjoyed this far more than I thought I would and the way this story experiments with its settings and different problems is only amplified by the characters in it.

I don't think everyone will like this but most people will. The art is beautiful, the characters decently made, and I enjoyed the light humor that was present ... through the entire story. Don't read this expecting a generic plot and generic story because while it starts generic, it definitely doesn't stay that way.

We all know the most serialized Manhua tropes these days: mc gets OP and shakes the world through time travel/reincarnation and ascends the tower in his world. This trope and premiss get used so much that it is often hard to be surprised by the story. I'm happy to say that is not the case with SSS-Class Revival Hunter.

Besides the obvious cliche name and pretty typical intro in season 1, this manhwa used unique abilities and their utilization, with the mc whose dedication and progression you witness. The story is written in a way that the reader completely comprehends the powers that the mc can ... use as if the author is nudging us to figure out how the mc will be able to utilize them in various predicaments he is in.

The ongoing season two has incredible writing and I can not wait for more chapters! The unique approach to issues is where this story shines, and you will be left wanting more!

Story 8/10
Art10/10
Characters 7/10
Pacing 8/10

This Manhwa has a really bad title. Which sucks since this story is one of the best I have ever read.

It has a start that gets you intrigued. At the start this story is about Kim Gong-ja climbing the tower. Then it becomes a story about him helping people and the stories of those people.

The art is a crazy good especially later into the series. One of the best parts of the art is how they use shading and light to draw the eye. When it deviates from its normal art style it is still amazingly well done.

Without a doubt the best arc is floor ... 21. It is among the best story arcs I have ever read from Asia. I think it stands along side The Golden Age arc from Berserk, The Farming arc from Vinland Saga, and The Coalition Invasion arc from Kingdom.

Overall this series is amazing. I can guaranteed you will regret not reading this amazing series.

Subjective in my opinion
- 8/10 Theme (essentially conquering the tower)
- 9/10 Organizational and social systems (modern city, guild, Hunter)
- 8/10 Skill system (system rank, each skill has a rank)
- 10/10 Plot twist (there are several MC strategies that will be explained and make us think "oh yeah that's how it turns out"
- 8/10 Good MC character (a bit annoying and not naive, I like that)
- 8/10 Visuals
- 4/10 Time turning skill (there are many confusing events because of this skill)
- 6/10 Introduction of characters and their respective skills (other characters' skills have not been explained in detail)
- 7/10 MC portion (too "like a leader" towards ... other Guild leaders).
- 7/10 Bubble chat (inconsistent in who is speaking and in what condision, whether talking, shouting or speaking silently, many of the sentences are cliche)

Art is great, story is great, the characters are pretty good, and the fights are good. The underlying theme of the story is really interesting and isn't just some one off thing they bring up a few times to check some boxes to get reviews up.

I would give it a 10 out of 10 except the beginning is weird because the MC takes a fast 180 when he gets his powers, but even that part is still pretty good.

When the next season comes out I might update my rating to a 10/10 but we will see what its like.

Anyways, this is a really good ... read especially for player manhwa fans that are tired of reading solo leveling copies with worse art.

This review is short because everyone review hella long, so i make it short and quickly. I read both season 1 and season 2. Season 1 review, its amazing, everything amazing down to the last bite. Reason its simple, mc start as nobody, then he idolize someone that actually evil, suddenly some random card give you maybe "powerful skill" that steal skill the person who kill you. Man the first one going really insane he does everything really dark, it cost his life. Determination is really strong here, i like him. The weakness of this season 1 is lack of mental being death multiple times. ... There is none, they probably show it in novel but in adaptation there is none. They also show how bad the world is and how bad the human is also, in every possible way. Ok thats enough season 1 review

Season 2 review, this is one of biggest let down, i dont know its novel fault or adaptation fault, but clearly author do really wrong thing. First thing, there are so many plothole everywhere, no explanation, no single clue around. I read people comment reasoning which make sense how the plot running but again, people who dont know, will forever dont know till they look for it. Second one, mc action kinda no justify by situation they are get into, Instead doing safe option which develop something to do something, he beg to learn something b*llsh*t that not even single clue that can solve current problem. Again i dont know, maybe adaptation fault or novel fault, this is clearly leftover everywhere, i read it season 1 so emotionally invested, while season 2, i read it in poker face, nothing amazing happened. The good thing is they keep up with interested background story and also struggle of each newly introduce character. Cool worldbuilding also.

Final thought, i just put it in conclusion, i still enjoy reading this while lying on the sofa or sitting in office. I put mixed feeling
7/10 Exceed my expectation but still have flaw

Note : The title kinda feel so wrong imo, they could give better title, because again, title didnt justify anything in story

and again this is purely my opinion

EDIT1 : I forgot to mention that MC cheat all the way to win favour over sect leader, everything goes to drain once he can "see memories of the killer" its way too convenient, he already has cool skill that take 1 of killer skill when killer kill you, he can travel back in time like 1-2 hours before his death before (idk), then he can see memory of killer. I down the score to 5/10, imo, he should not have ability to see memories.

Unbelievably repetitive and shallow. If you have ever read a "returner" or "cheat" story before then you know exactly where this ends up. Insanely overpowered MC goes up a tower and gets a million reward points. Every level is a mini soap opera with boring flashbacks that no one cares about. MC has the ultimate cheat skill making him a god and therefore making the entire story pointless. How is the reader supposed to feel any suspense when nothing matters? All of the skills and unique fighting powers get pushed to the side in favor of just cheating ability. At some point this story has ... to end, but it seems the author is going to drag it out for a another thousand chapters.