After chapter 35, it's as if the author decided on a hard plot and story shift. It went from a fairly okay piece to something that was more akin to a chinese manhua.

With the overwhelming MC that breezes through anything and everything.

Where he started with a level head and suddenly developed, "Courage!" and pursued a woman he'd -just- met. After forgetting about the HighSchool girlfriend's first kiss, no less. Then kinda ignoring the cooking Noona.

Read up to 35, then drop it.

Lose interest

Starts good but it got boring fast, he just gets anything he wants without having to do anything, he just writes some crappy experience or the name of a book he read and then exchange a few of those for millenary secrets, oh and his body and brain magically transforms from it too so he doesn't even have to study or train his body. By ch 50, he's a master cook, unparalleled martial artist of more than 3 disciplines, connoisseur of the arts, artist himself, master of tradicional Chinese medicine, masseur, etc, etc, I'm missing quite a few. I also don't parlicularly like the MC, nor dislike him, still he's carrying the "story" alone so it's kind of lacking.
Add to it that there doesn't to be any kind of arching story, so yeah, kind of dull. With luck it will get better later but they rarely do.

... Last updated on October 29th, 2020, 3:00pm

Don't know why there is no discussion about this webtoon/manwha. I think it's something new approach for as a same genre. I hope this will continue to be translated. Thanks