I actually finished this webtoon long ago, so I don't remember much about it. But I didn't have a positive memory or experience reading this.

The art. I didn't understand how webtoon commenters could say the MC or anybody was hot. Because based on the art, he (and everybody else in the story) is... not good looking.

The storyline was... well thought out. You can tell the author had taken their time to plan out the memory lapses and timeline. But it's too "convenient" for everything to happen the way it did, and it's just not believable for me. At this point, I don't remember the ending at all, but I remember it felt rushed and unsatisfactory.

One thing I DID like, was about the laptop:

It's short enough at 76 chapters on Webtoon, but it's a daily pass series, and for me it's not worth it to wait and read this mediocrity of a story. Not sure how the comment before mine got 11 chapters.

The idea of the story is that there is our protagonist who has not the best life, a selfish personality, and a super power of sort where certain memories can be erased on conditions.

The comic only has a 11 chapters, but since the protag is so selfishly annoying I hoped the whole time that the protag role would switch to any of the other characters. You see are protag is violent and smart. His selfishness makes him can't be loved by the audience. Therefore, we have no characters to empathizes with.

The art coloring is overall flat, but that can be seen by the motivational poster.

Character development is not existence and is more of the characters telling us their change than acting it.

Short tho, so you can read it if ya bored.