This start out ok but then it sort of goes to shit. The arcs are sloppily paced and drag on a bit too long in places. But what really ruins it is the old problem with shitty webnovel adaptions i.e. characters and events appearing from nowhere because they were part of the novel but the comic skipped over them earlier and then just randomly crams the characters in. A classic example would be chapter 155 where a super important ex-girlfriend shows up in the comic along with a ton of unspoken backstory. But the comic never mentioned her before and never tells us the backstory so if you havent read the novel you can just be super confused and drop it.

Ah, and then there's the MC being super ok with owning slaves. To the point where later on he rescues abused sex slaves...to put them to work in his makeshift brothel. There's also all the usual fucking sexist nonsense that feels endemic to Chinese webcomics/novels. Or pressuring war refugees into becoming his private soliders, or turning an entire town into his slaves or injecting a young virgin captive with nerve agents to make her more sensitive and raping her for two hours and so on. The main character just becomes more and more of a scumbag as it goes on.

... Last updated on May 16th, 2020, 11:41am

This is the story of a 24 year old guy that gets the ability to travel to other worlds after being hit by a meteor or something like it si it's an isekai manhua and it's set in a Fallout game world, that's new. There is even a clock similar to the PIP boy there and even Deathclaws. The main difference with the fallout universe thou is the time it's set in, this is 2190-ish not 1970-ish, so technology is more advanced than the present.
Story-wise, it's the MC wanting to make money easy, there is really not much depth than that so far. I find it hard to believe that a guy that has the power to move through dimensions would choose such a post-apocalyptic hell to try to make money thou, yeah, he can get tech, but with his power he should be able to find safer worlds to the same end, or at least try, he just stays in the first world he travels to. Later (very early in the story so hardly a spoiler) he falls in love so he doesn't have an option.
As for the characters, the MC is ok, not particularly great but it's refreshing to see a guy that acts like a man and not, as in pretty much all mangas, run away when a woman falls for him. The female lead is cool and kick-ass and the little sis is cute and a bit too much of a genius but, ok.
Unfortunately author's "maturity" with which the MC deals with relations does not extend to other areas, mainly, it's clear how little understanding the author has on how society works, still a rather minor thing, more off putting is that the MC's time in the real world is kinda boring and the lack of direction of the story other than making money (so far, 84 chs).
Overall, it's an entertaining manhua with some ecchi comedy and some action. There are a few fights but not many and what moves the story story so far are the relations of the MC, I'm guessing this is going somewhere so It's a bit soon to tell but it's a good read so far. Oh, art-style is quite good.

Have to agree with @Uthred, it gets worse and worse, overall (so far) it's somewhat mediocre.

... Last updated on July 6th, 2021, 8:44pm