How to Use a Returner

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Synonyms: Regressor Instruction Manual, Hoegwija Sayong Seolmyeongseo

Japanese: 회귀자 사용설명서

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Type: Manhwa

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Oct 31, 2021 to ?

Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Theme: Isekai

Serialization: KakaoPage

Authors: Heuksujeo (Story), Midnight Studio (Art)

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Ranked: #2063²

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Popularity: #1651

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If you found Surviving the Game as a Barbarian engaging, you're likely to be captivated by How to Use a Returner as well. Produced by the same studio, both series share the compelling premise of protagonists being isekai'd into perilous and deadly worlds. In both Surviving the Game as a Barbarian and How to Use a Returner, the main characters exhibit a ruthless determination with survival as their main goal. Notably, these protagonists stand out for their exceptional intelligence and strategic minds, using wit to navigate the challenges of their hostile environments. If you enjoy narratives where protagonists employ clever tactics to ensure survival in deadly isekai settings, How to Use a Returner delivers an equally gripping experience to the thrilling world introduced in Surviving the Game as a Barbarian. read more 

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I never thought I would find a manhwa with an MC as trashy as Kang Han Soo from the FFF Class Trashhero. And just to clarify, I use the word "trashy" as a desirable trait to be found in the MC. Lee Kiyoung from the Regressor Instruction Manual is everything Kang Han Soo is - maybe even trashier. They are both manipulative; they view people as little more than tools; they do not hesitate to kill; they have systems that call them "trash". If you are a fan of either, I am sure you would enjoy the other. 

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It is a recommendation to read "How to Use a Returner" (aka "Regressor Instruction Manual") if you enjoyed "My S-Class Hunters". Not the other way round.

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