This Protagonist is given a special gift (nano machine obviously), and basically tramples on everyone in his way when he figures out its advantages. The fighting was not as exciting until the story gets to over fifty chapters, after that it gets more epic especially from the MC. I can never guess what happens next , but this vengeful main character never disappoints.

only with the exception of the unfair advantage of the MC receiving a goddamn cheatcode to life, enabling him to conquer the plot without much disdain from rational readers, the manwha is really exceptional in its storyline, character development, art, world building, pace and power system

As the title implies, the MC is injected with futuristic nano-machines that trivialize every obstacle he could ever face. A few of the nano-machine's 100 functions include:

• Healing abilities that'll expel impurities, stitch a punctured stomach, and even regrow limbs
• Recording a person's movements that are then downloaded and perfectly replicated without issue
• Scanning a book's contents that are then downloaded with perfect comprehension
• Body reconfiguration to ensure the MC is ripped with the hassle of training

What's left for the MC to overcome? A tutorial activates during his first fight, and nano teaches him

... Last updated on March 2nd, 2022, 8:55pm

Wait for the Reaper Scans translations, even if they take a few days or weeks longer to come out. The story is not SUPER complicated, but you’ll miss a lot of what makes this good if you can’t follow the clan politics and the backstory. There are a lot of garbage machine translations out there, and if you read those, you’ll only appreciate Nano Machine on the sword-fighting level, when it has more layers than that.

Update: That said, definitely definitely stay out of the comments. There is a female antagonist in the story, so unless you want to read a lot of veery excited 14 year old incels fapping to their rape and torture fantasies…. Maybe leave it be.

UPDATE UPDATE: Oh man - dropping this. It got gross. MC went from smirking, douchey, and shitty - but interesting - to overpowered Mary Sue Patrick Bateman.

This murder-bot, tween-school-shooter wish-fulfillment fantasy then attracts shitty, shitty people to the series. The comments section is way past gross. It’s nuke-it-from-orbit gross. The sad angry boys with badly defective brains currently think a fictional rape-victim mother of an infant was ungrateful about being rescued and should therefore be mutilated, sexually tortured, and killed. They are really loving this fun vengeance fantasy group jerk-off session.

The fan base is the most absolute goddawful dregs of the incel community, and I don’t want to like anything these wastes of oxygen like.

... Last updated on April 22nd, 2024, 5:34pm

For a few panels there was a hint of this story doing something interesting, when the protagonist got nano tech while lacking the civilisational knowledge to understand what had happened to him. But once that got resolved, the story was left with a bland overpowered protagonist in a boring revenge story, one that doesn't even give you reasons to care about him or his revenge.

I'm also extremely tired of protagonists getting unwarranted praise. This one is constantly praised for being a genius, when that's actually all on the magic technology he got for being the MC.

The manhwa is amazing the story is very well thought out even though there is something OP like nanomachine it still leaves a challenge. this nanomachine really depends on the user itself and you will see the MC Journey into learning how to utilize future technology as in Nanomachines only similar to a system to be powerful. the Art is really good and satisfying the action and fight scenes are flawless. the MC gets a flip of personality and becomes smart in using future technology which gives him an advantage and knowledge above everyone else also the MC is a friendly character who can make friends not the type to ride solo.

Lemme write a short review myself because I only agree with a few ones here.
It’s true that the characters and scenes in the comic are often typical and you most likely won’t be able to get much more from this than from a typical cultivation story.
The main character receives a cheat and uses it to his advantage to rise to the top despite criticism (and his inferior bloodline). That’s pretty much all there is to this comic.

Despite that, it is written surprisingly well. I’ve read 38 chapters in a few hours and honestly, it felt like a breeze. The MC’s character is likable and doesn’t feel overly 2D, the characters are actually intelligent (unlike some in series that started getting translated nowadays) and they do try to think of the situation and the best course of action before doing anything.

Shortly:
Pros:
-good art
-well drawn battles
-character intelligence (some of them)
-surprisingly good pacing
-above average writer/artist skills in general

cons:
-some characters are overly cliche/annoying
-annoying drama at the beginning (mc being a “bastard” son and being looked down upon by people) (it fades out later on)
-nothing really out of ordinary

In other words, as long as you’re ok with the cons, give it a shot. There’s a decent chance that you’ll end up liking it.

... Last updated on January 28th, 2021, 9:52pm

Apart from the beginning it ends up being your average cultivation story.

The MC has 0 curiosity, after a few chapters the awkwardness with the nano machine disappears and it is left as an instrument to scan his enemies do shadow training... He never once thinks of the future and it's only used to boost his cultivation.

Instead of exploring that. it turns into a revenge story or so it should but that is put aside since the MC is very dull and makes himself lots of enemies, because he wants to be the best [strike] trainer [/strike] cultist leader there ever was .Instead of laying low to learn all he can and then travelling the world witch would be the obvious path for revenge/ not being assassinated before he is strong enough.

If you read the novel

... Last updated on January 12th, 2021, 7:31am

I enjoyed the twist of the mechanic of a nano machine that analyses the human body. So far 30 chapters in and it is taking off. The pacing is good, keeps things exciting. No romance yet, which would get in the way of the awesome action scenes and sci fi game mechanics. I recommend in you are looking for a martial arts underdog story with a sci fi twist.

I just can't read like before, that Event sadly change how I view the World Building of this one.
I will not judge who can still can read, but I don't want to recommend this one anymore.
One single mistake can destroy everything, this author had two chances to changed the same event (Novel and the Manwha version), why did not I cannot understand and not really want anymore.

... Last updated on April 11th, 2024, 4:00pm