Myst, Might, Mayhem

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The art is beautiful, the events are fluid and the characters are interesting, the protagonist grows quickly, somehow you root for him, even though he's practically a sociopath, is graphic, there's a lot of blood and I believe that all the plot twists leave you intrigued, even if you hope that nothing goes in a light direction, it still surprises you; this makes you hope for a different tone in the story. For those who don't care how dark a protagonist proves to be, it's a work that keeps obscurity above a protagonist with strong moral values.

The dark and slightly comical tone brings a dissociation ... with Nano machine, however, it is a good thing, as is a work that maintains its originality even as a prequel.

Killer Concept: The story follows Jeong, a seriously wicked Slaughtering Scythe Demon who loves to kill. Sounds intense, right?

Identity Switcheroo: Jeong, locked up and ready to escape, strikes a deal with Mok Gyeongwoon, the third young master of Mok Sword Manor. Gyeongwoon wants out of his family's drama, so he agrees to let Jeong take over his life in exchange for freedom.

New Life, New Rules: Jeong offed Gyeongwoon and takes his place. Now he’s got to navigate the tricky politics and power plays of Mok Sword Manor while enjoying his newfound status. It’s not all smooth sailing, though—there’s danger lurking around every corner.

Art That Pops: ... The artwork is seriously top-notch. It’s one of those reads where you can’t get enough of the visuals!

From the Author of “Nano Machine”: If you’re a fan of “Nano Machine,” you’ll love this. It’s set in the same world but 800 years earlier. Jeong, the protagonist, is even more powerful than Cheon Yeo Woon without any of Nano’s help.

Heavenly Demon Connection: Spoiler alert—Jeong is actually the Heavenly Demon from “Nano Machine.” It’s pretty epic to see him in action 800 years before the events of “Nano Machine.”

Looking Forward: I’ve read up to 34 chapters, and the potential for this story is huge. I’m super excited to see where it goes next and how powerful Jeong becomes.

If you’re into epic power struggles, identity swaps, and some seriously stunning artwork, this is definitely worth checking out!