One of the most worst regression plots in awhile. The MC has ultimate plot armor from the start. Not going to rehash what another reviewer said but it's bad. The author just tosses random power-ups that are insane and makes you shake your head in disbelief.

I want to read what those that they gave this a 10 read but it has to be something different.

Their name are bad..
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1st child: Highbro
2nd chid: Midbro
3rd child: Lowbro

Even in other family, Highsis, Midsis, Lowsis

Are disposable name/human so common in that world?

... Last updated on June 27th, 2023, 10:11pm

The main character of the story is called Vikir Van Baskerville. And there is a character named "Chihuahua". Yeah, I get the dog theme but this is so unoriginal, and ridiculous (who would name their son Chihuahua lol). Is there going to be Sherlock Holmes as well?

Besides the terrible naming sense, the story just seems to be badly written overall.

So in this story apparently when a monster is killed (the means is not specified), the killer get XP. How does that work? Is this a game world? How is the "killer" determined?

The MC gets a poison that kills in seven steps. So he smears this poison on a spear and throws it at the monster and waits for the monster to walk up to him. The monster dies just as it's about to EAT HIS FACE. And he says "so the rumors were true after all! It really does kill after 7 steps".

This is so fucking stupid it boggles the mind. So he DIDN'T KNOW whether it would actually kill in 7 steps? What if the rumors were wrong? Then he would get his fucking head bitten off! And what if the dog took longer steps than he imagined?? And how does the poison even know that the victim has taken 7 steps anyway! It's so fucking stupid!

I could mention more like the brainless triplets who tried to fight the MC, the dialogue is so bad it sounds like it was written by a 3 year old. But I've said enough. I'm done with this.

Dropped.

... Last updated on June 22nd, 2023, 4:55am

I finished the novel so I can say the series is a solid 7. Some parts about the saint were a bit dull, but I can't deny the author has researched and properly made his references: to great authors (mainly Cervantes and Shakespeare), christian religion ( Martin Luther's indulgences...), some non Korean history ... It's funny to see how the author teases us with the names and whom the characters represent.

The only major flaw I see is how the last 100 chapters of the novel were a bit too formulaic. Another part that was mildly annoying was how we aren't introduced to the demon king's powers before they appear or why they appear in order (They don't follow a power scale so it would've been nice knowing about their powers in advance).

I was searching for something to read but instead i stumbled upon gold... nice