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A manhwa that starts off promising but loses its direction over time.

Story: 5/10
The story begins with an engaging premise of a man getting a second chance at life in a post-apocalyptic world. However, the plot becomes inconsistent, with power scaling issues and plot points being ignored.

Art: 7/10
The art is decent, with detailed backgrounds and character designs. The action scenes are particularly well-drawn, adding to the overall appeal of the manhwa.

Character: 4/10
The characters, especially the MC, are underdeveloped and lack depth. The MC's constant "out-thinking" of the villains removes any sense of stakes in the story.
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Enjoyment: 6/10
Despite its flaws, the manhwa can be enjoyable at times, particularly for fans of the post-apocalyptic genre. However, the lack of character development and a coherent plot makes it a less than satisfying read.

This had lot of potential but after every chapters it gets really more and more annoying. The mc I to op and he us just perfect and knows everything just because of a dairy from the future and ruins most of the part about the manhwa. This companion doesn't have any personality it's like he exists only for mc like his motivation in life is to be be useful to him and to be able to stay by his side, I kinda like his companion but he start doing everything the mc say like a mindless robot it makes me angry. After he gets his ... revenge the story gets less then average the are is meh world building there is none so I say my experience was that of 4-5/10.

A very enjoyable Manhwa with some flaws.

This manhwa is set in a fantasy world with a few MMO elements such as items and stats. Although the setting is far from novel, I do believe that the execution is pretty well done, not being as generic as other Manhwas with similar settings.

The MC is a likeable and hard-working character. As others have pointed out, he is pretty strong and has his share of plot armour. However, his achievements feel by no means effortless nor arbitrary.
With the progression of the story, he meets new, likeminded people. No character is just forgotten, nor are there many ... unnecessary characters introduced. While the characters are not insanely 'deep', I would by no means call the cast shallow. Everyone has their own share of struggles they’re trying to overcome. These are presented to the reader while not taking up too much of the story. With the progression of the story the characters grow and some nice friendship dynamics are formed.

With the MC having a clear objective, the story progresses without many diversions. Although I’m personally not completely content with the ending, I still believe it is very decent ending.

Overall a very enjoyable read.