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Wasn't expecting a 5 star out of this but it happened, even if on the low end. I really like that MC thinks things through before making a decision, it's cool to see a badass that doesn't take shit from anyone but seeing him take the hit from his father and stay completely composed was a different kind of badass. Later chapters make him seem a little nuts with how he treats others but in hindsight that's how he was portrayed in the murim world pre-transmigration.

Not MC calling his best friend by the wrong name for so long he stops correcting him. Hugo and Taeksoo aren't even similar. My favs are the ones where MC was a bigshot, then comes back without any time reverse so he's just like "ey guys I'm not dead" then wreaks havoc. This one apparently isn't even made for combat but production, but still has the most raw power. We haven't yet delved in to the consequences of all his shit being up for grabs due to his deceased status and I can't wait. EDIT: Grammar, where art thou? EDIT 2: Istg almost every manhwa with multiple seasons is actually 1 season split at random because it sounds better than "indefinite hiatus"...

Maybe 5 star. You've got a hottie with a healing factor going through some reincarnation shenanigans, but the new body is also very hot and he gets to keep the healing. Fortunately, he doesn't try to fit in with the owner of his current body, he just says he has amnesia and acts like himself. The supporting cast is actually pretty interesting too. Not sure how he's gonna return his family name to it's former glory when he's in another body now but man seems pretty confident that he can do it.

Thanks, I hate it. I feel like shit reading this but I can't stop, is this what people who enjoy tragedy are like? Similarly to FFF class trash hero, reading this with morals is as painful as it gets. I feel guilty on behalf of this evil fucker. The first while was fine because it was mostly no name strangers that were paying the price for him but we meet so many nice people and they all end up dead for the sake of MC's ambitions. EDIT: Dropped because MC isn't really OP just smart and underhanded enough to make it. It's still a good story though just not my cup of tea. If you like something more tactic/scheming heavy you'll probably enjoy it.

'Nother op mc. Nothing new but I like it.

Started off extremely promising, but hasn't done anything outstanding yet.

I feel obligated to give it 5 stars since it's the same author as ORV. Kim Dokja cameo was too cute (even though he's literally just sitting there bruh I'm whipped). I think it's supposed to be some sort of multiverse thing which honestly I'm not a big fan of, I also don't want any romance in this so the woman we got a flashback of is a massive red flag. The whole thing became super complicated very quickly which I expected eventually from Sing-Song but the rate at which it's happening concerns me in regards to what kind of rocket science will be required to comprehend the ending. I'm stupid ok? I like my shit simple: hot man hits things hard and people go "wow so cool". Also found it lowkey hilarious that regression stones are a thing that exists here and anybody can use them for the YJH parallels. It feels like the story started at the end so that's why this review is so weird, I have no clue wtf they're going for here.

If there was a 6 star rating this would be it. Fucking hilarious, I'm opening my legs for mr. regressor and panting over mc, who's not that strong but REALLY smart. The plot is no pushover either, they know how to keep you invested. Then we sprinkle in the mystery of what happened in regressors first run and we have a masterpiece. Can't wait to see what the alchemist class can do. I believe in you, Kiyoung-ie! I've always been a bit of a sucker for non-combat jobs and unconventional skills.

You can see the similarities between this and the author's other work, FFF class trash hero. I think I like this one a little more though. Unlike most cases I appreciate the switch in perspectives every once in a while, it helps keep things fresh. We get to see what it's like in this world for people with different circumstances.

Pretty cool once it gets going, the plot is more interesting than the fights themselves. Arcs tend to have a bit of mystery sprinkled in and side characters can be fun without overstaying their welcome.