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The start is great. A girl who lost everything while enduring in a hellish version of Korea meets another survivor. It's dark, creepy, depressing, simple but powerful. I liked the character developent of the girl, who managed to survive for so long with no hope for the future, with the situation getting worse and worse, left alone after losing her friends. But this was just the first chapters. The more I read, the more was revealed about the plot, the worse it became. and by the end a serie of revelations on what truly happened in the beginning ruined everything that I liked about ... it. The plot is overly ambitious, trying to make plot twists and a convoluted story that connects with a multiverse or something, and it ruins the simplicity of the initial presentation of the two main characters.
Season 1 would be 8/10, but it's all downhill from here. After season 3 it's not worth to keep reading.

Unlike some other reviewers I really like the art, it's different from other manhwas and I like how the faces are drawn, especially the girl.

I recommend reading this manhwa. It is unique, both in its ideas and plot structure. In what other stories can you see mechas, fantasy knights, magical girls and nazi soldiers fight together? Many people dropped it in the first chapters. After the Spear warrior is introduced, it's easy to believe to know what formula the story is going to use, but that's not what happens. The plot doesn't follow any scheme that I know, there is not a protagonist, it's not clear who's the main villain, and some plot twists will completely change the way you see each character and the whole story. I have ... never seen anything similar to it. The problem is that for the first 40 chapters nothing special happens, and this is what made this manhwa less successful than it could have been. But trust me, at some point reading them all will have been worth it.

The manhwa does have some imperfections, though. Parts of the story don't make a lot of sense even after everything is explained, and there are a few mistakes made during some of the fights. There are also parts of the worldbuilding that clearly were made up as the story went (like the warriors from the past generations, randomly introduced as if they had always been there). But the worst part, for me, is the overfixation on backstories. I know that some people love it, but not every character needs its backstory to be shown, some of them are boring. So I was very disappointed to find out that instead of continuing the main plot with season 2, they decided to stop it halfway and instead make a season 0 that shows everything that already happened during season 1, but more in depth (like the characters that fought and died off-screen).