i'm confused as to how he cleared the tenth gate? yes he found out about the trauma and gave them closure, but how did he come to that conclusion? is it lost in translation?
Basically, in addition to the kids' trauma, he looked at the description of one of the boss monster's skill card, which is to create a field of fire where no one can leave without the boss's permission. He also remembered that the Black Witch's guild was able to safely leave when they did not beat the boss.
This is because the boss monster just wanted to someone to play with before they move on. That is why Gongja plays hide and go seek with them and tag all the dolls until he reaches the main doll so that they can leave in peace and joy.
uses overpowered item (glasses) to cheat on the placement exam -> surprised he gets into class s.. is he fucking stupid?
Bruh, he only solved 3 questions, not knowing they were unsolveable questions. Did you actually read?
you missed my whole fucking point. if he used those glasses obviously he'd score above average even if he just answered 3 questions, doesnt matter if he knew they were unsolvable or not. isnt it supposed to be a cheat item? so why is he surprised he got into class s? his goal is to lay low which he couldve done by not using the glasses in the first place and getting into class f. im not sure why youre so pissed over a comment
the plot progression is kinda confusing to me.. if all he wants is to survive, why does he want to speed up the events where he's most likely gonna get killed?
Yes your confused. He didn't want to sped them up but he kinda felt like the progress of the story is speeding up. So he moves according to the flow, because he cant be left behind. He's just making sure to make the young duke safe and live for some reason that seems to be more important than his own standing and his own connection. Maybe he did that to form a connection with the young duke? Despite he could've made a more profound connection with the duke. Anyway i am as confused as you aswell.
he goes ballistic and massacres every single one in the village including kids because his final straw was his wife who, mind you, he never properly formed a bond with, was cheating on him? i mean yeah sure you did go through hell for several years but he couldve asked for a discharge? nobody was stopping him from quitting and apparently hes strong enough to be a defector and evade prosecution.. im not moved by this backstory at all this mc seems abit too rash.. because fym he killed the kid?
he spares the soldiers on the battlefied whove probably killed ppl but not the who probably never knew his mom had a previous husband im pissed awf
ppl who think ntr is the worst thing in the world need to die
The knight guy on the horse told him the thing that ended up destroying him was his choice. If he had made a different choice then he could've lead a much better and a different life. Maybe he could've gotten the happiness he wanted. That's why I also don't really sympathize with his backstory.
Someone said, apparently his wife never knew he was still alive that why she moved on. So, it's not really ntr.
Yes, I agree. His choice to kill in the beginning and continuing for endless of years until his death isnt anything to be proud of so I wonder why his original life as Riki is portrayed as a good warrior several years after his death. I read more after the prologue and I am intrigued but I'm still on the fence about the mc.
I read it on another site with comments and ppl there were calling it ntr which is obviously a gross oversimplification but I just wanted to say my opinion on it - ntr isnt the worst thing in the world and not a good justification for murder.
But didn't it say in the story that she DID know he was alive and they were living off the money he was sending back to her? he also said that the lots for choosing who was to go to war was rigged. The only thing she probs didn't expect was him coming back from war . Not to say I'm justifying his action. They are shit. But she also had many chances to tell him about the affair if she was still receiving money from him. If you marry someone else and letters obviously exist and can be sent to the battlefield, maybe, i don't know, tell the man hey no need i got married i couldn't wait for you. I'd be hurt af if i that happened to me while i endured the torturous battlefield tbh.
Also, hard to tell in the manwha if he drew the sword first or if they raised their knives and shit first on him when he came back home. Either way shitty thing he did but they could have prevented this to a degree
I also think, he's degrading mind added to why he did it.
He wanted to come home because he was mentally and emotionally losing it....
So, it was the final straw to discover the cause of all his suffering were the villagers, who doesn't seem to be regretful of sacrificing him....
It doesn't make what he did as right tho and I think the story does portray it as that way.
Maybe his reincarnation was a chance to make amends for all the killing he did.
Lmao! She used the money sent by him every time to live her life with husband and kid, ofcourse she'd know and tbh Idk why everyone is going so crazy about him killing, I pity him and it's understandable why he did
why do i feel like theres some panels missing in every chapter?
I think it’s because of the adaptation from the novel to manhwa. In the novel it’s more detailed and if they adapt every line from the novel it’s going to be very long
oh yeah makes sense, i was wondering why the pacing felt off. ty!
i also get this feeling whenever i read novel-adapted manhwas.