mount everest ain’t got shit on me

mc was ranked first in an online game, and then the major guilds in said game ordered for mc to be killed irl so they can take him down. he then wakes up as an npc in the beta version of that game, and he must prepare for any major game updates

- it's refreshing how the mc has a harmonious relationship with his family and he's being loved and pampered by them

mc was a former salesman in his life, worked hard to pay off his father’s debt but his father died before all of it was paid off. now he’s given a second chance at life w forty years of experience at his belt to make sure his family lives well this time

- so so good i ended up learning a lot about sales tactics mc is smart as hell and he really cares about his clients : ( this is what all salesmen should be like
- i love the side characters too all of their dynamics

mc was a former surgeon in modern south korea but he got reincarnated as an asian boy in 19th century england! decides to get into medical school and eventually improve the past’s outdated techniques

- the premise is so unique, i like how mc thinks out of the box for solutions. most medical manhwas often talk abt current practices but none of them really show how doctors worked before without modern tools so this was cool

monsters come in, people awakened their powers, the usual stuff, but get this mc’s power is that he can keep a certain area impenetrable from monsters! so basically he can build an entire base from where he’s at. and that’s only the tip of the iceberg

- so freaking cool like with the influx of op mc manhwas how does one even think of a plot like this. genuinely blows my mind it’s definitely a must read

mc works in a logistics center, gets trapped in it during an apocalypse, awakens with a power that lets him trap locations, objects, people, just abt everything in a parallel dimension

- and just when i thought the shut-in ability was incredible, this just takes it to a whole other level. imagine having an entire warehouse with an unlimited amount of everything that’s just mental
- mind you when you thought he was already op he gets even more op as you read

mc was the weak bastard son, gets his mother and the palace they reside in burned down due to his incompetence. regresses back in time with all his memories, becomes super op, and actually gets a chance to be the successor

- this is BRUTAL and i love it. i love mc’s growth bc it’s fast but doesn’t feel unnatural. ntm he’s super freaking gorgeous
- side characters are amazing and you can feel this is well thought out bc of the lore

mc was a trashy noble heir but he grew to become a mercenary that wanted to avenge his fallen family he took for granted. he came back to the time when he was a kid and made use of his experiences to keep his family safe

- okay the plot might seem basic but this is actually executed really well. there were times when i squealed out of sheer excitement bc the dialogues were so cool and so were the flow of events
- really good take on the typical regression story

mc worked his ass off as a member of the hero’s party, ended up dying to the demons of the dark empire. wished to be reborn into a wealthy family, and he did; but it’s in a noble house under the dark empire he died to

- actually comedic i love how his father dotes on him and how everyone around him acts like tsunderes
- i can’t wait to read more abt his backstory bc the way he’s just absorbing everything at an alarming rate is fascinating

mc was a skeleton king, made a deal w the gods to become human, gods scam him. they try to seal him but seal fails, and he’s reborn in a family of saints whose entire life purpose is to defeat the skeleton king. himself

- i have never read a funnier manhwa his family being aware of how evil he can be and yet covering up for him anyway because they adore him/are scared of him/in denial

mc worked his ass off to be the chosen heir to his family’s global empire but ended up dying the same day he was named. wakes up in the past as a child to orphan parents, and tries to work his way up to where he was before

- how many times have i reread this already? it’s just so good and it never gets old