First impression: Reminds me of gsgw, though a lot of reviews are saying it's too fast paced
Edit: First chapter gives 44th period survival class (At least that's what I think it's called, may have written it a bit wrong) vibes. Artstyle resembles it a bit too because of the simple style
Yesyesyesyesyesyes. I am perfectly sane do not judge me guys. Can't wait for the next chapter, agent bronze I miss you
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fuck I meant agent choi not agent bronze but I miss agent bronze too AAAAHHHHHHH
Up till what part of the novel are you on, have you read the blood broadcasting station chapter?
Yeah, I've read it till author hiatus (newest chapter)
Saw the cover and thought mc was a tomboy with that haircut guess I need better glasses
MC (or well, the guy on the cover) looks like ahin from “The symbiotic relationship between a rabbit and a black panther”, anyone else see the resemblance?? (I haven’t read this yet, i’m only basing it off of the cover, so might be different for the actual art inside the manhwa)
Agree he really does
Just started this, the art looks fine, I lowk wished they showed more of his appearance before the reincarnation he reminds me of the guy from "The millionaire detective: Balance Unlimited" and it was such a good series
OH MY GOSH IT GOT AN ADAPTATION?? I LOVE THIS STORY SO MUCHHHH ENDING BOOK 1 ON A CLIFFHANGER IS DIABOLICAL AND I CAN’T WAIT TO SEE THE AGENTS
Seriously, author gotta stop killing them off, we’ve seen: Najin and Nagyuun, Tanshirin and Tyr, Tamin and Tink (his brother, more mentioned in the epic of gilgamesh), Jiroon and Quaring/Toorisun, Elephant and Turtle, Waron and Waron 2.0?, (from this point on it’s more about epic of Gilgamesh) Genojes and Hinsher (didn’t get killed but like, sad ending), Hadar and his sister, the generals hwa something (forgor name), and uhh the immortal and his daughter (doesn’t really count but I still added it) lemme know if I missed anyone
Spoilers about epic of Gilgamesh and their characters:
oh, Moron and Henjee got seperated, unsure if they had a good ending or not, and Muitin and Mushia had a pretty sad ending too, so did Suldin and Tisal.
shoot can’t forget about the dragon’s descendants either
Why doesn’t Ijin carry a knife around? It’d make fights quicker and stuff, and I’ve only seen him fight barehanded (unless the enemy has a weapon, then he yoinks it). I know it probably would be very questionable because he’s “a normal high schooler” but he gets into so many fights (Currently at Ch.111). I’m only asking this outta curiosity so don’t jump me
Thats not legal in korea plus it would ruin his entire "im just a regular high school student" image
I think I must've been on something while writing this, it isn't legal in most countries to carry knives around, at most you can carry pepper spray for self defense. Plus he's mostly up against civilians, like those highschool bullies and stuff so you do NOT want to stab them (what sane person would?). And about his image, yeah I know I kinda mentioned it in my comment but I didn't pay that much attention to it
Nahh its a valid question but also another thing to think about even if it wasnt illegal or he wasn’t concerned about his image. He actually doesnt go looking for fights unprovoked and most times he fights on defense rather than offense. Despite how many chapters there are and the amount of fights he’s been in? There isnt many of them where he fights offensively. Especially since his default offense fighting ends with killing people. So carrying a knife around would make it that much harder for him to hold back and refrain from killing or crippling people since he was taught to only strike their most vital spots when using a knife. We dont even see him fight offensively when he grandad and sister were kidnapped and that one guy tried to force him to kill off the remaining numbers.
That's a pretty good argument, I think this is exactly what I was looking for when I asked that, thanks for answering my question!!