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Zephyr is the final human battling evil in a world forsaken by the gods. Upon being slain in combat by Tartarus, the deity of destruction, humanity's hope appears to vanish. However, Zephyr's destiny remains undecided—the gods, finding his struggles entertaining, grant him another shot at life, sending him ten years back in time, to when he was enslaved rather than the most potent human alive. Can Zephyr exact vengeance on Tartarus and rescue the woman he cherishes, or is he condemned to relive history?
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Original Webtoon: Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translations: English, S.Chinese, Spanish, French, T.Chinese, German, Japanese, Indonesian
Thai: S1 | S2
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Great art, pretty good characters. The story is fast paced, but mostly intelligent. This is one of the best fantasy regressor series. The action is either tense or cool, which is all that can be expected.
As is common in the genre, the story isn't really the focus and isn't given time to develop.
You don't get to know anyone enough so that they feel like they are real people with their own interests and goals and so you don't really care about anyone, there just isn't enough time to bond. The cast is simply too large.
Like most good manhwas, the artist is killing himself with overwork so this is on haitus now. I hope he recovers.
Great action-packed manwa; it has one of the most dynamic starts I've seen in a while, though don't expect anything too intellectual. The story is set fast, the MC is in a rush to get strong as fast as he can, while using some future knowledge. There are some minor plot holes when he uses that knowledge, mostly from objects that are introduced.
Almost all the main cast is shown at the start. Tis means the author planed the plot, so some characters that were well done, like the broker nun, didn't really have a purpose or died in the initial story planning... but at least the author is honest about this and tells the readers what he changed, could or couldn't execute well, and characters he's trying to add or take out.
The weakest point is the romance; it's terribly done, and the start is rushed (she's an ally, and they need each other, but their missions should make them more cautious). Another flaw is that when he tries to portray an aggressive character or attitude, it comes out thuggish.
and holy shit
it's interesting