Everything just works out for MC so I never felt like anything was at stake even in the most perilous situations. It's all too easy, and he's not interesting enough as a character for me to care about his journey. The 'system' seems really out of place. The art is also below average.

Well, the ratings from the people ware no joke. This was one cool ride. took me two days to binge the whole thing. and i gotta say, it as not time wasted. awesome journey 🙂
only minor complaint if i had one, would be that the relationship between him and hes queen was rushed..no wedding even..just announcement and then 10y later a daughter ...would have been nice to see that relationship bloom to a bi and the daughter.
But over all its a solid9 in my book. Glad i red it

There are still a few plot holes and storyline that haven't been concluded but as a story a whole story with its bonus chapters, it fills in a few things I believed needed to be answered and make the story whole.

Do I still feel reluctant to recommend it? No, it's a quick short read and it's doing a decent enough job that the reader won't get confused. The story is a typical, back in time and redo life and it's a story that ends.

Wasn't the absolute best but better than the one without the bonus chapters.

Still fine overall, but the last two-three arcs were very rushed, I'm guessing due to health issues of the author/artist.
Could have been much better. I would estimate the series need another 70-100 chapters if kept the initial pace.

It started with the MC needing to be smarter than others because he lacked power and slowly gaining it through hard work and wit and charisma with companions that were capable of doing things he couldn't. Then it rushed through multiple story lines at ever increasing pace. The end is still "okay" and at least there is an end.

The art in the beginning is quite plain but it got better in recent chapters. The story is great. The ML feels very invincible, like nothing could beat him wether it's strong enemies, overnumbered armies or even pandemic😆 It has it's moments. Not the greatest but definitely worth the read.

nothing groundbreaking or amazingly new here, but simply a well-executed fantasy regressor story.

compelling characters with a coldly rational but still humane MC, good story, engaging plot. world-building is only decent, the medieval fantasy setting can feel a little formulaic at time but eminently serviceable. art is unusual and perhaps an acquired taste, but works well for the story.

PZcolo has summarised the series well in his review below.

Basically, the story takes place in the middle ages. mc accidentally got an artifact that made him regress and grant him a system out of nowhere. The art is mediocre, and the story is somewhat okay, but I just hate the unfair system in general.

One aspect that "regressor" series struggle with is how the MC both uses and hides their knowledge of future events. Here, the protagonist flaunts it while relying on the surrounding cast being too stupid to tell. At one point, he trains his men for weeks to

That event is so idiotic that it hurts to write about, yet nobody finds it strange. I gave up on the series afterwards as this was the last of many similar situations

... Last updated on November 18th, 2022, 6:50am

83ch in and I'm very positively surprised by this one, really, it ranks among the best manhwas on war and kingdom making.
Story is very good, it start off with the go back in time cliche, but once that's done it's very good, it of course can't compare to kingdom or the golden arc of berserk since the MC rather than using advanced strategy mainly uses his foreknowledge and good tactics, regardless, from the start till now it's filled with action and good the "slow" growth of the MC both in strength and in rank (as in the military or aristocracy). It will be interesting to see how the author continues the story after the MC has changed the story so much that his foreknowledge no longer makes a difference.
Characters are great too, MC is rather "the guy with a solution to every situation" kind of guy given his previous life knowledge, but also uses his experience and good tactics, he ain't amazing but is good enough to carry the story, the we have his growing number of companions, both fighters and non-fighters and they are all interesting, there ain't that much development on them but some receive more attention than other which leads me to think that each will have a small growth arc at some point.
Pace is excellent, dialogues are rather simple but not bad with some good moments here and there.
Art is hard to get used to, but it's great imo (except the MC's hair!), it has a lot of personality, is original and detailed.
Overall, great so far, enjoying this one. Score: 8.5

Edit: One of the few stories that know when to end. The last stretch was a little less exciting than the rest of the story but it end with good momentum, before going weak and over-extended, as it usually happens. This was a good and entertaining read. Recommended. Final score: 8

... Last updated on June 23rd, 2024, 6:07pm

as of chapter 40

Pros:
-intelligent characters- What I mean by that is real intelligence, real use of strategy and wits, not just baseless IQ claims.
-promising world building
-decent pacing
-doesn’t follow the standard tropes

Cons:
-while the characters do feel unique, the author doesn’t spend much time to let the reader know them more. After 40 chapters, I don’t feel emotionally attached to any of them
-More time should be spent on portraying danger. A lot of the problems the main character faces are solved before the reader gets to realize how screwed he’d be in case he failed. The potential of the series is getting kinda wasted because of it imo

Overall- It was still a pleasant read. It’s not something that will stay with me for long but I don’t regret picking it up

... Last updated on August 1st, 2021, 5:37am