I've read enough fiction to not be bothered by plot armor. 32 chapters into a 200+ series and we all know our protag ain't about to die. That said, SSS-Class Suicide Hunter takes it to another level. The main character's signature skill rewinds time 24 hours before his death; it has no cooldown, no restrictions, a laughable penalty, and zero long-term consequences. He constantly uses it to redo events, often rewinding days at a time, and purposefully died a 1,000 deaths for a particular floor's outcome.

The first arc is handled so unexpectedly well it is actually mad that it's in the genre. It genuinely made me cry. The expressions of the MC in chapter 15 alone are heartbreaking, and perfectly drawn. I honestly think that most writers in the genre would write the MC as the Flame Emporer guy from the first timeline, just brute forcing along and getting stronger along the way. So far each arc ending has subverted the usual power fantasy tropes, and gone a different route, which is greatly appreciated.
I'm looking forward to the development of some characters, but so far the MC and the people immediatley around him are interesting and fun to read.

... Last updated on August 27th, 2021, 8:06am

All i can say that it is a very pleasant surprise. Our MC is not super smart but not a total idiot. Extremly greedy but still mentains a moral compass. I quite like how it started, took me by surprise. Do try it.

Oh look everyone, it's another one of these. You know, the author comes up with a stupidly OP ability and then proceeds to make every chapter a bunch of "coincidences" that just so happen to make the MC more absurd. As usual, the MC is covered in mile-thick plot armor. MC gets a skill that allows him to copy someone else's skill when he dies, and the first skill he obtains is of course, the power to resurrect. Welcome to 2021, with yet another year ahead of us in this fad of stupidly OP MCs, half-assed storylines that rely on far-fetched coincidences and unrealistic conveniences (such as time-traveling and the MC using past knowledge to his advantage), and absolutely no real character development besides making the MC more OP. Every character introduced that appears for longer than a single frame is just a plot device to make the MC look good, and if they aren't that, they're just the comedic relief.

... Last updated on April 11th, 2021, 5:23am

So yeah, I agree with the other reviewer. It's very good, and so far (28 ch) hands down the hardest chapter to read was the first. For those of you who might be hesitating at the 'piece of shit MC', be aware that it's very different than say Overgeared. He's not an egotistical scumbag, or a total waste of space. He's just... broken and envious. But he gets over it REAL quick. His core personality is clearly better than what's shown, he's driven there by circumstance (could be a commentary on real life tbh lol).

But anyways, very soon he's joined by the deuteragonist, who is the red-haired dude behind him in the picture. The buddy cop commentary and reactions between them is hilarious. Great characters, and I really like all the side characters even discounting the main two. The series has a great blend of action, BAMFness, intrigue, character growth, drama, comedy, and mystery. I'm about to go off and find the novel to read, but I'm very impressed with this manwha version regardless. Give it a shot. Definitely recommended.

the MC start as piece of shit' and yet there is lot of growing up, in time he become a really interesting MC. warning be ready! or dud is pretty much crazy, functional' But CRAZY and I love him for that. (up to date on the light novel, in later chapters his growth as a person is depicted and there are a lot feels be ready.

... Last updated on February 11th, 2021, 4:19pm