The Return of the Iron-blood Sword Hound

Somewhere around chapter 300.

Please someone tell me when his identity gets revealed in the academy cause hidden identity is boring asf

It’s Chapter 355 but I recommend reading the stuff leading up to it

okay i will try

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can someone sum up the academy arc in a nutshell i dont feel like reading it

very bad traduction, at least in the first chapters, names change, genders change, and some sentences don't make sense. had to stop reading because i had to stop and try to guess what the actual meaning was.

academy arc ruined it. stick to manhwa side of the story to save your image of this series.

Except the manwha will most likely follow the novel

everything after the academy arc is fire though, you can expect more later.

Not a problem, it's more of a casual hook up...it's fine. He is loyal only to his wife.

The narrative is rather endearing and evokes sympathy for the protagonist. The conclusion is particularly intriguing as it leaves the reader pondering her motivations for choosing to let herself drift away from all her problems. However, I believe that giving the tree the ability to speak tips the story into slightly excessive territory, especially since she doesn't converse with any other non-human entities. Her interactions are limited to a bird and a young child, so the talking tree feels somewhat out of place. Moreover, the tree's facial design and art style could be described as uninspired. The name also seems nonsensical, as there's no explanation provided regarding the significance of "100 days." It turns out to just be a dream she experiences.  

The visuals are generally unremarkable but feature some well-executed details in certain scenes. This places the artwork on the upper end of average.  

Despite its shortcomings, I still think the story could have used a bit more depth, yet it remains enjoyable and worth reading.  

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