For when you just want to see the world burn but those tea cups, tin signs, blankets and bathmats all over your abode printed with "Coffee/Sewing/Gaming/Running/Music; Because Murder is Wrong" preciousness just won't cut it at that moment.

No reason. No logic. Nothing but death, and very violent, over the top, batshit insane "life choices" that lead to the start of this textbook example of Roaring Rampage of Revenge. VERY dark "comedy". 0 to nuclear in about 30 chapters.

Strangely little blood and gore; I mean, it's there, don't get me wrong. There's blood and the oddly clean bone breaking through the skin or two but despite THAT the actual wounds do not show pink, grounded up meat, ruined ligaments or even veins or blood spurting. So though the artist shows injuries it's not a gore-fest. Half the time the wounds are just ragged black holes or slashes. No blood pooling or anything. Very tidy.

Which was probably done out of sheer artistic self preservation. Body parts are flying around on every panel after chapter 30-ish and that'd drive anyone insane trying to illustrate all of that.

this is truly satisfying, it was meant for me, the art is godlike i cant wait for when irregulars squad comes back cause all this 92 chapters were just a prologue holy sht.... 10/10

Over the top angst right off the bat. One dimensional soulless characters that someone else already mentioned come and go when the MC turns them into sausage and you don't even care.

The biggest hilarity is the MC's transformation into looking like a small building. He makes Ryu HanBin's change in appearance look like child's play.

And yes this isn't a drama but a comedy.

... Last updated on June 4th, 2021, 11:24am

It has potentials, not very original but would have been worth it if written by a more skilled writer as this author isn't good enough for this type of deep and tragic kind of mangas. Before ch 19 even thou he couldn't properly express the suffering and agony the MC had gone through, the story was still ok but after that it become dull. the MC become like a machine that only knows to kill and destroy anything standing in his way and other charterers...well...there is basically no other characters, they either get killed in few chapters or just disappear in the sidelines.
I do sympathize with the MC but not the death of his parents. I'm even disgusted by how those cowards threw their responsibilities to his aunt and escaped without a care of how this would affect their son when he wakes up and needs their support but finds that they died because of him or lives of others around them especially this poor aunt.

This was meant for me. So inspirational.

This needs to go on forever. 7000+ chapters

... Last updated on November 19th, 2021, 12:57pm

Read it if you've nothing else to read and you're bored, characters don't feel like alive they feel like doll lack soul. There are lots of deaths but you won't feel shit for deaths no sadness, no rage just nothing cause characters were just that dull, the only death you may feel sad about is parents death. I can't even call what shown it in gore, cause it's too dull, people die here and there, protagonist is too 2d and looks more like a npc than the main character, main character suffered the lot before the story begins but you won't symphtaize with him cause author fails to use that agony or rather I should say deliver it properly

It's funny to me that the person that added this manga to Mangaupdate thought it was a Drama... it's clearly a comedy... maybe dark comedy but still comedy!

don’t take this manga seriously at all. as soon as my man finished powering up, the manga became a hilarious gore fest—you can’t help but laugh at how built this dude is. he’s fking MASSIVE! the man can literally avoid/stop bullets and bombs with his gargantuan body. he goes on a huge killing spree and i don’t see it becoming a deeper manga or going any different direction except the killing of anyone that’s in his way. i love revenge stories so i enjoyed reading it, but don’t expect anything more than a guilty pleasure reading from this series.

The trauma and tragic past are done well and the "slow" but "fast" rise to invincibility was done surprisingly well too, it's hard to combine slow and fast haha. But the author simply shows how the start goes and then time-skips, its valid in my book, I find it better than reading a char getting free power ups every single chapter for 100 chapters, at least the author got rid of the cheat in one fell swoop, I approve.
Where it looses me thou is when he goes crazy and goes on a killing spree. Outright killing is already... well, it's murder... but revenge and all, ok... but he won't stop there, he'll kill the parents... ok? maybe? they are deep in it after all?... the sisters and brother? not ok but I could somewhat digest it... and then he starts killing policemen, military and bodyguards... who are just social or private workers getting paid and are unfortunate to live in this crap society... it lost me there, he's strong enough to escape or put them out of commission without killing...
Even more so when there was just no need for all of it, why didn't he do it with a low profile? It would have been much much easier than put the whole country against him, no one knows how he looks like after all, he can kill the all one by one and then take credit for it.
So... yeah, I deeply dislike this reasoning of because these guys ruined my life and my parents I can kill whoever gets in my way because they didn't help them or don't let me have my revenge. It's the point of view of an immature child or a sick mind. An still readers chant "kill! kill!" rooting for the MC to murder anyone... I sometimes think that a good chunk of the readers have some questionable looks on life and other such matters.

One of those stories where the protagonist is wronged by the powerful, vows revenge, gains an absurd power-up for no good reason, and proceeds to crush his opponents. It's a morally bankrupt story since the protagonist even harms bystanders and people who are entirely uninvolved, but the action scenes are rather compelling.