Webtoon Character Na Kang Lim

I enjoyed reading this in two days. However, the ending or author could have used more fleshing out. I definitely want to read more of this genre of being transported into a modern webtoon.

Hi everyone, this is my first ever review and I created my account just now for this. Hope you all understand.

This series, although not top-of-the-line for any particular category, covers proper loopholes. It didn’t make the flashbacks too painful, and tries its best to keep itself in check.

SPOILERS:

I’m a degenerate and all, but if you are looking for a harem read that isn’t executed poorly, this one is pretty solid. MC ends up with all the right, proper, and foreshadowed people, without disregarding their faults too much. My personal favorite character was Yu Shin Yong, best friend of the MC, just hilarious and well played from start to finish. MC also acts very humanely, though there are some parts I don’t like, which I will list here.

Heroine Cha Sirin is without a doubt the most neglected female by far. It was almost disheartening (despite her being nowhere near my top picks), and the degen in me honestly hoped for more character development with Yura (Sirin’s “mentor”) or even the well-drawn mother of Sirin.

Leaving that aside, the characters portray emotions and logical reactions as I would expect when confronted with their respective scenarios, so props to the author, and big shoutout to the Translations Team! I believe it was Stonescape 👏

Reviewed at ch 100

First: I think everyone should be told, this is a

time-loopstory. (I'll still spoiler tag it in case you'd rather go in kind of blind, but this is the basic premise that's not shown in the above blurb/description)

At first the appeal is he's in the 'real world' so he doesn't have to be subject to 'comic book' logic.
See, the protagonist of the in-story webtoon is basically superhuman in his martial arts proficiency, like a shounen hero. But our MC is not, and so has to find other ways to solve the problems. Later, though, he faces comic book antagonists, a couple of which also have superhuman level physical combat abilities. At which point he realises he's kinda fucked and tries to brute force the issue.

My main criticism is that sometimes, his solutions feel like they wouldn't work out as cleanly, long-term. Though...thinking about it...it's probably because they're in-story's comic problems that they don't come back to bite him often in in-story real life.

The story goes up and down in quality, imma be honest. When things get too comic booky I'm kinda just trying to read fast past it. But the characters are often fun, each of the main girls we spend a fair bit of time with to the point where you'll like them (my favourite is actually the one that ISN'T an in-story webtoon heroine, and she just becomes really awesome later). For one of these girls I actually cried when the main character finds out the details of her story and reflects on his own actions.

The main character derides 'dense comic protagonists' who can't recognise romance as he slowly becomes one. But when the romance actually kicks off, I was still surprised as thinking 'hell yeah!'.

So, at times it's an 8 or so, at times it's a 6.5. I think overall 7.5 is a fair score.

I really like this manhwa, but your enjoyment is directly tied to your expectation. If you don't expect something like LOTR or Games of Thrones and want to shut down your brain and enjoy a manhwa this is perfect.

It's filled with male harem cliches. It's from Korea, but is pretty much interchangable with those awful bland basic male MC who is suddenly attracting random gorgeous women for literally no reason. Don't read it. Fr.