I've been reading the novel cuz I could not wait for the manhwa update and I can't help but appreciate how well it was adapted into manhwa. Because in the novel where much is focused on Jio's POV, he's such an unreliable narrator, it's so frustrating to read him. He has no sense of awareness, nor cautiousness nor the common sense of the reality he is in (e.g. his OPness). He is so Mary Sue coded, airheaded, optimistic on the wrong moments, in denial of his circumstances, and blatantly ignores everything that could help understand his situation better.
I'm just rooting for Yu Seong-un atp, cause Jio is such a hassle to handle. I'd be so stressful if I were in his vicinity, I would be like the employees on the Collector's Guild and do my best to avoid him and everything about him. He's so stressful omfg. I read Volume 1 in one go and I almost want to throw my phone at the wall reading Jio's POV. The manhwa is like a balm from the frustration I've gotten from reading the novel ╥﹏╥
I've been reading the novel cuz I could not wait for the manhwa update and I can't help but appreciate how well it was adapted into manhwa. Because in the novel where much is focused on Jio's POV, he's such an unreliable narrator, it's so frustrating to read him. He has no sense of awareness, nor cautiousness nor the common sense of the reality he is in (e.g. his OPness). He is so Mary Sue coded, airheaded, optimistic on the wrong moments, in denial of his circumstances, and blatantly ignores everything that could help understand his situation better.
I'm just rooting for Yu Seong-un atp, cause Jio is such a hassle to handle. I'd be so stressful if I were in his vicinity, I would be like the employees on the Collector's Guild and do my best to avoid him and everything about him. He's so stressful omfg. I read Volume 1 in one go and I almost want to throw my phone at the wall reading Jio's POV. The manhwa is like a balm from the frustration I've gotten from reading the novel ╥﹏╥