Its a very dour novel so far, the protagonist and the world are bleak. There's a novel way of introducing the character's OP knowledge, but I don't think it does much. It makes the work feel very heavy on the formula.

I think the major flaw of this novel is that of all the combats I've read, very few feel to have any stakes or risk.

so, the novel is pretty good. I like it but when I compare it to the Manhwa. It is a little fart. Idk it is hella weird. It feels like that the Studio had another source.

The Manhwa is so much better compared to the Novel. Cha Sohee Is a lot more freshed. Or how many characters are more interesting. Some does not even exist in the Novel. And in the Manhwa many fights are just more interesting. How the Protagonist uses all of his abilities to kill his enemies or... more>> how he outsmarts them. But in the Novel it many fights are so shorter. Like they skip it. Idk it feels weird but the Novel is still good. <<less

Okay, you know it is a repeated dungeon gene, one of those stories where MC has a cheat called (he knew everything because HE IS THE AUTHOR) plus the normal cheat, aka, his unique one-in-million power/ability.

Anyway, he is smart, ruthless, and looks comfortable in his new life. (I used to see it ironic for a former obressed loser to suddenly gain confidence and, holla, start killing b!tchs everywhere.... but it has to do with the new fresh (?) start and well.... it is fantasy so there are no rules for... more>> killing those who should be dead and you can actually do it.) So far, I like the irony in the story.

MC is facing the hiding boss, known to the masses as humanity's hero. That hero and his gangsta do lots of shady stuff like, exploiting other guilds, slandering innocents, sl@ving those of low ranks, orchestrating full accidents to play the hero rule plus adding the normal acts of killing. While people kneeled down and kissed his feet for saving them. all that while our MC is solo playing to level up and kill that hero and, of course, in the process, saving the world..... Ah, he is the public villain of humanity.

What I actually like here is that the main and sub-main villains actually have personalities (which is a total phychco).

Maybe it is too early to write this, so I may come back after moving further into the story and write a proper one. <<less