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I highly recommend the novel. Goes into detail, sets up the jokes very well, the worldbuilding is amazing (lots of physics and history mentioned), and the character reactions are actually somehow more expressive than the art in this manga. Like, a picture is normally 1000 words, but this time the novel's words beat the picture. I'll still read the manga because I like the novel, but for those new to this series, I recommend reading the novel. It's going to be a hidden gem you'll regret missing if you ignore this story because of the manga quality.
link?
Don't know about the English, but I read the Japanese raws by just copypasting the Japanese name into google.
Is there romance/harem?
Sry nvm, I jux saw the first chap of the manga
I think the same, last chapter (ch26) I saw someone talking about the novel being better. I started reading from where the manga ended, and MAAAAAN THE DIFFERENCE IS INSANE!!!
The manga ch 28 ends on ch 68 from the novel, everything ontem the manda is f*ck*ng rushed! I'm gonna read from the begging, I fell like too much was lost on the manga adaptation!
4 months and still no link :(
It's been years since I last read the novel (it was incomplete at the time and years since I read it so don't ask me for spoilers), but I remember loving the novel lore and fights so much. Absolutely epic. I hate harem romance and I admit I hate Misha in the latter arcs, but I love the characters and each perspective/story they bring. The worldbuilding, twists, and plot execution are amazing. The countless tragedies with intermixed comedy bits too. It was my first time seeing the manhwa and I find it fun though some characters did not look like how I pictured them in my head. I think it's a good adaptation though. Wish I could have found this manhwa even more years later though because I'm longing to see more.
Is this kingdom rebuilding type of manhwa?
More dungeon crawling, action-packed type of manhwa. There is more focus on getting through the floors, battling insanely powerful boss monsters and villain organizations and etc characters (what makes this novel stand out compared to many others 'of its kind' is that there is always tension from close battles and even the tragic deaths of the MC's party), and worldbuilding.
Every detail matters, even the flashbacks of the 'NPCs'. The lore bait will reappear like a giving tree. I also appreciate how other players aren't made weaker for the sake of the MC, but rather the MC has to use his strength, intellect, and experience to overcome all the other players, already powerful in-game characters and monsters, and politics thrown at him.
MC does take over his tribe and make it better like kingdom rebuilding, but it's more of a side quest and minor but necessary arc in the manhwa.
Ohh interestinggg... Alright. I decided to read this hehe thank you for explanation
is the novel like r18 like it has some explicit details since this is a harem? and then they toned it down in the manhwa version
where did you read the novel??
Well, last I read it a few years ago (I think the novel was somewhere in the 600s before I was busy with irl stuff), there was no nsfw at all and typically novels like these don't really include explicit details? (from my experience at least) so I think there probably won't be any in the future.
raws on booktoki. whenever i find something interesting to read in raws, i just copy and paste the korean title of the work into booktoki search bar
Oh that's good