Reincarnated as an Unruly Heir

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“Blind faith is not the absence of doubt, it is the courage to persist in the face of uncertainty“

“Read it, it will get better” - Why does a beginning have to be boring? While reading this, I have noticed that the beginning is very generic and the trope simply is not fun reading. The comment section of the first free chapters says it will get “better”. If the first few chapters is not engaging to pull you in, why even bother to keep on reading 100+ chapters in hope of something better? This is like watching one piece, and someone’s says “ hehe it will ... be peak at episode 1000+ “, which is ridiculous…

Maybe this series is good, maybe not, take my words with salt if you will as I have only read 9 chapters as of this review. The 9 chapters felt like 50 chapters with how much things you have to process, such is with murim series perhaps. (manhwa/manhua imo should not have such lengthy reading which this does have) If you are one with big beliefs, and love Wuxia, it is up to you if you want to put time for potential peak or not.

Initially another one of those reincarnated-as-the-villain stories, yet it gains a rather interesting twist within which enriches it beyond the standard machine generated variations that are now more common than the stars on sites like Webtoon.

Your standard "good guy wakes up as a evil sect" is present, but one of the things that Reincarnated as an Unruly Heir does manage to do is keep the story entertaining even when setting up the story that comes next and introducing the mysteries surrounding the original "villain" in this sense... and in an actually timely manner in comparison to others like it, it both introduces and then ... eventually addresses them. The characters are charming, the art is solid, and the story is good even without relying on the "twist".

Is it the best manwha I've ever read? No. But it is entertaining enough where the attempt to dig deeper might turn out to be worth it. The best advice is to see if you can enjoy it without having to wait for it to "get good"; as with these things, you enjoy it or you don't.