The start was pretty good, both art, story and character wise. But after about 100 or so chapters things started going downhill and rapidly.
From carefully constructed stories, we got to weird generic arcs that are 10-20 chapters long that speed through a generic plot. In the beginning the villains made careful intelligent plans, now it is just random nonsense.
Even the art became significantly worse at some point.
I suspect there might be an inherent incompatibility between web nobles that are 3000 chapters long and written willy-nilly because it isn't very hard for the one author and the readers like long stories, and webtoons that can never afford to be that long so they have to condense everything, which leads to a worse story, which leads to even less resources for the webtoon and a further downgrade in quality and so a death spiral is inevitable.
Some slightly spoiler-y examples:
1. The villains try to hurt the MC by killing one of his waifus because they hate him, which isn't particularly rational and appropriate for villain masterminds, but fine. So they hatch a convoluted plot where they lead the MC to some weird island hoping the MC brings said waifu with him, which he often doesn't, then they separate them and stall the MC for an hour in hope that is enough time to kill the waifu. It isn't and they sacrifice some powerful allies. This is a dumb plot, because in the first place, said waifu constantly travels on missions without the MC as blossom hand or whatever. It would have been much easier to just ambush her on her travels. Would have 100% worked. It would still not be a great idea, since it would just annoy the MC further, but it is better than failing completely.
- Case in point, the very next arc, the MC disappears for several months along with the best tactician of the martial alliance because the designer of the traps in the headquarters of the merchant the MC is invested in is a perfectionist and wanted a door made from a very particular metal. You couldn't make this up. Why would anyone care about this ? This initiates the worst arc involving a cliche merman story. And what does the brilliant mastermind of the evil organization do when he learns the MC ( possibly their strongest opponent) will be gone for months with the best general ? Nothing. They set up catapults on ships in some random port waiting for the MC to return. Why even put the catapults on ships if they are basically in the port ? Just set the catapults on land.
It continues. Bad writing, an OP MC in the worst ways.