two things kept me interested in this series: the fights and the chicks. the chicks all but disappear within the later volumes, save for Jegal, and the fight scenes were losing their touch of originality. the ending just came out of nowhere, which had little to nothing to do with the plot. a lot of potential gone to waste. i don't see how this story could have gotten more sidetracked.

As the title started out amazing.......had alotta potential even in the academy itself........but then the last part when those guys appear......wtf...........
no conclusion......all characters are mainly forgotten...nothing actually gets resolved

yeah, it was interesting in the beginning, but later on the story just boring. Not to mention all the girls keep disappearing. I almost felt like if I am gonna see the support character in the next volume or not. About the ending is ...hic

the ending was horrible...
where the hell did the girls go...
I think the artist really musta been on one helluva acid trip

First the good: Art, as many manhua have in common great art, Fighting coreography is nice, many many double air jumps though, and I like the humor when it is there.

Bad, the chapters seem oddly short, and like only half the story was ever told. It felt like the author wanted to go into a deeper story, but was almost afraid to do so for.. some reason. And, I honestly couldn't believe the end, I had to double and triple check because I didn't believe that this was the end. ~_~ Not happy with that, that knocked off two points right there, I would have given this a higher score if not for that. Good series, and worth the read if you like fighting and odd humor, but something happed with the story that entire arcs/chunks/and possibilities were completely glossed over and missed for some unknown reason. As I said, it feels like the author was either afraid of going into it, or the editing was heavy handed and he/she was blocked from doing what he/she -really- wanted to do to make use of the potential that this series had.

yes, it reminds of Angel densetsu at a couple of first chapters (some scenes are screaming of a rip off. same as with Rurouni and Samurai Deeper Kyo), but basically it's just another random fighting. Now with korean flavour.
And don't you dare put some generic art anywere near AD's.

it reminds me of angel densetsu a little bit the characters are sorta the same but the look better if youve read angel densetsu youd understand what i meant and also this main characters aware of his situation bt i like this story its good it has somethibg that just makes me wanna read it more probably why it lasted 31 volumes

The transition throughout the entire story is anything but smooth. It's as if the author never had a clear well organized plot. Rather, it feels like the author finished a chapter without knowing what gonna happen next and just made up anything that seems fitting. For instances, There are too many disposable characters while some interesting characters are completely left out in later chapters. One of the two main protagonist did not appear until midway in the story. The plot is predicable and unenteresting.
Artwork and Fighting scenes however, are commendable.

I`ve red it til vol 17 and it was really nice so far. In fact it turned out to be far better than I thought it would be. The art is quite good, especially the battle scenes, they are dynamic and realistic. There are some good comical scenes, also the plot is interesting even though I can`t take it sometimes, how easily the main character adapted to his new situation

Even though I saw some people say it gets worse in last volumes I think it`s worth reading it at least for the first half ^^

Shortly, nice and entertaining, I recommend it if you like some battle, slice of school life and comedy

But it's gets extremely draggy and boring later on in the series and it seems like the author completely forgot what the original premise of the story was.