F-Rank Fortune Hunter

I was really surprised by this one, honestly I was expecting such a twist or switch regarding the Protagonist, but after so many chapters I decided to give up.
Spoilers below, not that much, but maybe can be.

I read up to chapter 60 and I will probably summarize the events better than the confusing synopsis of this manhwa.
Basically the Protagonist returns, I believe, like most other readers, we are waiting for how he will do in this new chance he received to change his tragic future while reading this work.
Unfortunately in this work, I don't know if this could have been something that got out of control at some point or was it on purpose, even though the protagonist's own personality oscillates between confident and extremely depressed, we still have a whole plot that makes us question whether he really was better. before or after the regression.
With his mental age, even with all the sad past that is revealed about him, how can a returning protagonist have bipolar confidence?
What bothers me most is precisely that he, as a Regressor, often acts in contrast to one, what's the point of going back to the past like that?
60 chapters and I still need to see the protagonist suffer without the feeling of mental progress, in addition to plot holes that worsen the very understanding of the Universe in which the plot takes place? I am out.

There are better options for stories about regression, even from the same Scanlating's Group, I recommend avoiding this one.

It gets better later on for me.
Art is nice. MC and side characters are hot.

There is a very nice review of this manhwa by user PasDeBras in the comment section on Asura Scans. I really liked his review and wanted to share it: http://disq.us/p/2u3j4ql In case that link no longer works, here's the full text of his review (which I 100% agree with):

My humble opinion : It's not good.

The universe not being fleshed-out is the understatement of the century : the whole premise of this manhwa is based on tropes, so the author didn't even bother with world-building, probably thinking readers will fill the gaps having read many similar stories.  Issue is, these aren't 'gaps' but straight-up chasms; there is NOTHING there, a no-name Korean city invaded by generic demons, people awaken powers and go to fight in the rifts. The one and only change is that powers are based on horoscope fates. That's it.This story's main attraction, the MC, also has rather severe underlying root issues in his design;First and foremost : the only difference between future MC and regressor MC is that the future one actually decided to use his awakener power. That's right, in the begining of the story, MC has been battling demons for years but NEVER ONCE USED HIS POWER.  His power needs a dead body to work, but we learn that team members dying is a common occurence, also, everyone hates MC for his corpse using power despite him never having used it for some reason but nevermind that. Using his power also adds karma. What does that means? Author clearly doesn't know either so good luck reading the next 100 chapters to find that out, let alone figuring out MC is such a wuss he would rather let everyone around him die for years rather than take a risk.Thank the lord the author spared a 23px-long panel to tell us where's MCs family situation is at : DEAD. That's it. Nevermind, it's on par with the rest.Cringy emo MC - CheckFriends and entire guild that would fight for him to the death for some reason despite MC's limited 3 sentences-per-week betweens groans - CheckRandom overpowered hot girl trying to kill MC without explanation to prepare readers for future plot revelations during simping arc - CheckHas kirito-level gear - Check

TLDR:

I rate this '3 more chaps before author starts using 3D assets'/100

It's Decent, it's not a masterpiece,
but if your a person who likes return to the past stories, it's quite a good read,

even if it's just a self insert and overpowered gary stu