From just the title and first chapter we all know where we are: some super human fighter is introduced to normal society and every situation they encounter can be solved directly with violence.

Now that we know what we're dealing with, this is quite good for the genre. Good art, strong fight scenes, likable characters, and not too many bullshit villains popping out of nowhere.

If you're looking for something deeper, this is not the manhwa for you, but the same way I wouldn't rate a pop song low for being a bad metal song, I'm only rating this manhwa against others in the same genre. This is the generic bubblegum pop of the manhwa world, and it does a great job at it.

Are/were you bullied in school?
Have you not yet dealt with these emotional conflicts/traumata in a healthy manner?
Do you instead often day dream about being a perfect, flawless killing machine who punishes the bullies, never gets hurt and gets all the girls?

If you answered „Yes“ to these questions, this manhwa is for you.

If, instead, you answered „No“, this manhwa will not give you anything. Zero depth, zero character development, zero (real) focus on side characters, zero suspense (since the MC always wins easily, barely even with a scratch) and zero originality.

Just your run-of-the-mill revenge porn from Korea. And it‘s not even good revenge porn. I recommend „Weak Hero“ and „Viral Hit“, if you‘re into that genre. They aren‘t the most clever storys either, but they are a million times better in the character and suspense department.

It's entertaining nonetheless. There are literally so many different things the author glosses over to focus on bullying/thugs, which is pretty disappointing. Most of the chapters so far have been the sister needing to be rescued, and now I think they've realized they played that shit to death, the most recent chapter makes it obvious that Grandpa is next. Korea doesn't appear to much like character development or developing relationships between people considering most of these manhwas popping up don't bother with it and side characters are just props used to make the MC look better.

... Last updated on April 14th, 2021, 9:51pm

honestly the concepts of this wouldn’t go far but there are better ways this could have been handle then how it was. the story only moves if his sister is getting beat up. which is annoying in its own right. the other characters barely have any substance besides “rich” and or “gangster”. No one gets development not even the mc himself. there’s no end goal to anticipate for which only adds to the blandness of the manhwa. the most annoying thing is the relationship between him in his sister besides it being down right weird even for sister con standards. there relationship makes no sense. they haven’t seen each other in 10 years, so going off of that they are basically strangers. it really could have been a plot moment for them to get closer. along with that i understand he cares about his sister but as proven he can’t always be there so why wouldn’t you teach your sister how to fight especially since she’s constantly wining about making trouble for people. it’s annoying everyone is so annoying and the fight are subpar there is nothing to look forward to. but if you like these trashy fights with good art where the mc is op then go off cuz that’s all you’ll get out of it

The story revolves around a Gary Stu who beats people up while paper-thin side characters mindlessly gush about his awesomeness. Unfortunately, no amount of "Oppa" can deflect from that or keep the series feeling fresh.

This is the kind of manhwa I'm trying to find ever! Military, school-life, tragic past and family relationships; what else could I ask for? I'm tired of romance type manga/manhwa! This manhwa revolves around family relations and that is more satisfying to me than any other romance stories could offer. The military background of ML is definitely the spicy of this story.

All I could say; I want more! 😂💗

Think Sagara Sousuke from FMP! post-fumoffu but with no government/brass leash or mission assignment (at least, none so far in the first 10 chapters), along with much better integration skills, and you basically have Yu Ijin.

Sole(?) plane survivor in a foreign land at the age of 9, Ijin survives by being trained as a child mercenary. He's brought back by a Korean lieutenant he rescues during a mission 10 years later and is given 6mo of assimilation training to get back to Korean society and his remaining family (a younger bullied sister and a grandfather who both don't know about his mercenary past) and to go to high school.

I admit, I have a weakness for these types of stories: the whole underestimated/unassuming kid that turns out to be a badass and is only trying to protect his way of life and those he cares about (and it being done in a school setting). What I really appreciate from this story is that this treats Ijin like a merc. He just has things he wants to protect and goes about doing so in ways you'd expect from someone with his background.

I look forward to seeing how his story will be playing out and where this goes. As he's in his last year of high school, I don't imagine that the plot will be limited to the school setting for long if the story continues for a long time either. But I do hope the plot stays in this setting for awhile to get in some fun school hijinks. And it says "Romance" in the tags here but I've yet to see a FL anywhere. Edit: As of chapter 11, a potential FL has entered, but it's still too early to tell for certain. It's been mostly focused on family relationships, which has been a positive for this if anything.

Definitely recommend to those who like stories like these.

... Last updated on December 20th, 2020, 8:32pm

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