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"When the only mythic item in the world offers Jaehyeon Min a chance to correct his past mistakes, how can he refuse? In a world reshaped by the Norse World Tree, Yggdrasil, survival is reserved for the strong. The emergence of a System has bestowed upon a chosen few, known as raiders, the power to combat the monsters that threaten humanity. Jaehyeon Min counts himself among these raiders. Early career missteps have left him barely scraping by. Fate takes a turn when he gains access to Odin's Lost Eye, the sole mythic item in existence. This artifact presents him with a second chance. Will he seize this opportunity to rewrite his destiny? Or will he falter under the watchful eyes of those who now notice him?
Original Webtoon: Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translations: English, Japanese, French, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, German"
The manhwa has starting trouble. Terrible cliches - family drama, usual manhwa grade dumb female characters (obviously written by someone who has no clue about women or don't care), overpowered MC with no clear explanation of the fantasy settings, regression. Here's the thing I would have liked to continue reading if it were the first ever game fantasy type manhwa I've read. But at this point these type of manhwa are repeating and what would make them stand out is really unique first ten chapters instead of boring cliches.
I went into it expecting to drop the series 10 chapters in but actually binged up to the latest chapter translated. It's kind of entertaining.
It's good but the start is too much of inferiority complex and doesn't give enough reason MC can't change to mage despite not clearly have class system.It would be better if MC try to change not after regret
And bias of meta is too much it doesn't make sense
So yeah, just to be clear, the summary is totally useless. Is it wrong? Uhh... it'd be like summarizing LOTR as 'a couple of short guys deliver a ring'.
So basically, the MC is a very low rank raider, basically a useless fodder frontliner. He is this way, despite being RIDICULOUSLY talented at magic, because back when he started, magic users were thought to be totally useless, and the only way to succeed was thought to be a warrior. Anyway, he finds a Mythic Item, which in this case is possibly Odin's eye (there's a bunch of Norse Mythology references). Upon reciving the item, time shenanigans ensue and he goes back in time, now with the ability to deconstruct and learn magic visually. Basically he has copy+paste powers!
So it's a time-regressor story, with the MC having OP potential and now the tools to make use of it, as well as TWO types of Systems (his seems to be a renegade system? that perhaps the gods that lost promoted? not entirely sure).
So yeah, there's a better summary. I'd be interesting in reading the original webnovel too, so in that case, the webtoon does it's job really well! Great art (and damn there's some really hot characters! >.> )
I know, it's truly revolutionary