The Knight Only Lives Today

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Really good yeah good good Id say its good so yeah read it if you want.

The first thing you notice while reading this manhwa is that the art is truly stunning, so you wont have any kind of problem when it comes to the visual aspect.

It is set in a fantasy world inspired by medieval times as many other manhwas, so maybe it isnt that original, but the premise of the story makes up to that. We follow our main character which finds himself trapped in a time loop so that every time he dies he ends up resetting his day - just like re:zero ... if you may. The thing is that this is made in a really entertaining way so i can assure you that it won't feel tiring whatsoever.

The characters are good as well, at least I find them entertaining as well. It could be true that anyone besides the MC is there only for the sake of the MC, so that he becomes more powerful with every reset. However, I don't find this bothering at all as if not like this I don't know how they would make the MC progress without giving him some cheats (or another fucking game system).

To summarize, I would say that almost everyone that is into the action-fantasy world type of manhwa is going to like this one so give it a try!

Oh time loop, from Groundhog Day to Edge of Tomorrow, from Source Code to Primer, the premise has seen such a thorough use of itself in the past, although this one is the first in the premise I have read in a manhwa format.

The manhwa follows the premise, going to the past to fix the things you failed to do, endlessly over and over again. Our main character is fortunately much closer to a human being in both behaviour and abilities than the others present in a action fantasy setting. The struggle in the growth of the mc is visible though the actual difficulty of ... struggle is not properly conveyed because obviously one cannot show his every attempt he takes to complete an event. The story has plot holes but most of them can be swept under the rug by making the use of the fantasy tag and the remaining are the ones which I expect to get patched up in the future as the chapter increases. The mc also has a decent enough backstory assigned to him to make him a good character.

The art in this one is a strong point as it utilises cinematic scenes and (if I be honest) an overuse of extreme closeup shots, which actually serves a purpose to make the expressions of the characters more focused on.

The characters if have to be honest about don't impress me that much. Other than the decent backstory of the mc, I have not felt much towards the other side characters, although I don't have that much connection with the mc either. Going to give it more chapters for that to happen.