
2 full chapters spent on just saying what comes down to "people did bad things to me the previous time, this time I'll get them back." Just going on and on repeating the same line over and over. Now another chapter where nothing interesting happens. Just the same "a bunch of people he used to know trying to demean him" again, and him giving the exact same lines he always gives in return. And then the same back and forth which comes down to a "no u!" pissing match that he's done several times already.
I like the parts where the author doesn't drag out the story by repeating the same back-and-forths between the MC and the baddies every time he meets some new ones, but god is it annoying to wait for them at times...

Quite the interesting MC and plot. The MC is only out for himself and fairly, but not such a lowlife that he would destroy everyone around him just to achieve his goals. Refreshing from the usual "I'm the good guy and everyone else is evil and arrogant" kind of MCs. And the plot of combining other world travel to multiple worlds, secret OP skills, and the ultimate goal of rising to the top in the main world go wonderfully together.
Also, the references to all kinds of things are awesome. Ip Man, American presidents and the like, modern eastern idol culture, and so on. I love it. (≧∀≦)

Interesting so far. More on the comedy side, but I personally like simple-minded character that just go "I'll figure it out as I go!" I just wish the explanations of the systems weren't so long-winded though. We've had 2 fights so far, and pretty much 90% of the rest of the chapters have all just been explaining things. I'm hoping that's just because the author is still setting everything up though.

A bit disappointed that the author decided to go with the full on game route. I mean, the dungeon is now basically RPGmaker with a points resource system. Kinda weakens my suspension of disbelief for the setting as a whole. Feels more like a game world than an actual fantasy world now. And it also leaves some questions. Like, why would the dungeon guardian even do this job? What's in it for him? And why would the world even provide such dungeons for people to fight in?

Usually in these kinds of manga you'll see the MC show mercy for the bad guy to get away and attack again at a later date. Or at least not kill the bad guy. Not Kail. His friend got kidnapped and the world is better off without Cody considering is ideas and methods. So Kail doesn't hesitate to kill him right away. No pointless talking. No worrying about what might happen to the other extremists. This guy needs to die, so he dies. End of story. xD

Reading this I just found out I really like this kind of story. Where a modern/futuristic humanity is wiped out, and the story revolves around the more primitive people coming afterwards. I've also read Helck, which had a similar setting, though you barely noticed it for most of the story.
So anyone maybe able to recommend me manga with similar settings?
This last chapter...a serious situation, he's talking about how the drug can't be easily detoxified even with cultivation. And he's...smiling... And not just here. 90% of all mouths drawn in this manga are smiles, no matter the situation. Not the worst thing, of course, but it does annoy me a little bit at times.