The Academy's Undercover Professor

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of the hundreds of stories i've read, this simply blows everything out of the water.

So the story is an isekai(oh no...), however it has none of the cringe elements modern isekais have. The story starts strong, and continues with excellent depth and story telling. Even though the story typically takes place with him as a professor to magic academy students, it keeps us hooked with side plot points that are still important.

Regarding the MC, it's very evident he uses real world concepts in his every day life in a magical world. Through said concepts, it lets us readers have a peep at what his ... previous life was.

The art is equally toptier.

It is mistery and is very good until chapter 87+-, after this is a pain in the neck, it isn't mistery.
The author destroyed his own work with this extreme recapitulation of the past in chapter 87+-:
*Mystery, but he spit out the whole story.
*Infiltration of the order, but they discovered him.
*Infiltration at the school, but the principal knows he is a suspect.
*Hide his identity from the first assistant, but he reveals himself.
*Oscillates between antivillain and antihero, but now it's between antihero and hero.
*Detective with little fragments of the past, but now the past is intensive.
*Hunted by the detective, but ... she knows his identity.
*Spirit is something dark, but now it is used everywhere.
*It focused on each death showing a drama, but now the person dies and it's no big deal.
*Detective was Sherlock, but now he's the most unbearable and stupid thing

A interesting premise, but unfortunately, it fell short in execution. The art was decent, but the story lacked depth and interest. It had a lot of potential but failed to deliver on it.

The main character's backstory and motives were unclear, making it difficult to connect with him or care about his actions. The plot was predictable, and the pacing was slow, making it a tedious read. The supporting characters were underdeveloped, and their actions felt forced and unnatural.

Overall, the manhwa had a lot of potential with its secret society and multiple aliases, but it failed to deliver on it. I wouldn't recommend it to ... anyone looking for a captivating and thought-provoking read.