World's Strongest Troll

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Art 8/10
Story 8/10
Characters 7/10

"World's Strongest Troll" emerges as a standout manhwa in the overly saturated VRMMO genre. Despite its familiar virtual game setting, the manhwa delivers a fresh and engaging narrative that deftly avoids the common pitfalls of clichéd power fantasies. What sets it apart is its protagonist—a literal troll whose antics not only disrupt the game environment but also perplex the AI and players alike, injecting a unique blend of chaos and humor.

The narrative thrives on the chaotic interactions within the game, veering away from typical plotlines and focusing instead on unpredictable twists that keep the readers hooked. This approach is bolstered by the ... impressive character development, particularly of the side characters, who add depth and intrigue to the story.

The artwork complements the story's tone perfectly, with dynamic illustrations that enhance the immersive experience of the VRMMO world. The chaotic, yet coherent, artistic style mirrors the unpredictability of the plot, making every page a visual delight.

Overall, "World's Strongest Troll" is more than just a diversion; it's a well-crafted story that revitalizes its genre with wit and innovation. It's highly recommended for those weary of the usual tropes and looking for something that both entertains and surprises.

Do you wish to be a villain or hero? What do being a hero is just prejudice against the villains? You know what, how about you join the side as it benefits you. Let me introduce you to world strongest troll. At first glance, they are a villain, yet they still help others as long as it benefits them.

The best way I can describe the story is you have a main character who does anything to have fun, pay rent, and be chaotic about it because of the opportunities given to them.

The artwork is nice, nothing to remember. Characters are quite one to two ... dimensional and you will only really remember some of them as they are cute, have a big “heart”, or have a strong “behind”.

Anti hero, neutral, whatever you want to call it, if this is your thing then this series might be for you.

6.8/10


I’ve never liked the VR genre in manwhas, and I never will. No matter how much the mc progresses in the fictional world, it doesn’t apply to his real self. Even when the real life aspect is included, it’s usually very forced and is only there to showboat the mc. As for this, it’s a typical sh*tty game with sh*tty developers. None of what is happening in the story seems remotely possible for a multibillion-dollar company.

From the title and the genre, I already knew that coming in. There will be no character development, attachment, or insane lore, but I would be lying if I ... said it wasn’t remotely enjoyable.

At the end of the day, it’s another dispensable and recycled story, with its “comedy” being the major selling factor. With that being said, it’s a silly read that shouldn’t remotely be taken seriously; it is a light-hearted read to kill your time, nothing more and nothing less.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”