Well, my main gripe comes from the fact that there was no buildup, nor there was proper ending. I can't take it seriously when a couple pages after "tearjerker" characters revert to the goofy\cheerful selfs. They obviously shouldn't grieve for the rest of the webtoon, but smiling a couple pages later ruins any immersion.
what do you mean? it wasn't anything personal to him, why should he spend the next chapters crying? he felt compassion and helped the children, and he saw everything as an outsider with his ability, so like... what?
also that's clearly a glimpse of how the tower isn't just some game. the boss clearly comes from another world.
doesn't that make you interested at all?
I don't think I've seen any other story do that, at least not with the same deepness (that'll be explored in the later chapters)
It does not make me interested, because it is WAY too tropey, and MC is atrocious. Not the "boohoo, MC is envious," but he is generic as hell. It's your Korean MC #3651.
I really can't agree with you... with the knowledge I have from the future, the things he does, and the fact that he killed himself hundreds of times just to go back in the future, it makes it seem like we read different manhwas
Yep, the fact he killed himself is stupid. There is no lasting repercussions apart from him becoming fearless, which currently serves like a bonus. What happened with his previous personality? Nothing.
what do you mean there's no lasting repercussions? you could say that there's no visible change in his personality (for now (sorry for playing this card all the time, but it's true)) but the top 1 guy killed him because the system counted those suicides as him killing a player
Like, before he was a good for nothing trash, with only outstanding trait being his envy. After COUNTLESS DEATHS!!! He becomes numb for a second, and then transforms into usual Korean MC. Fearless, witty, confident. Banters all the time, always smiling. He is the usual Korean MC. Sure, the way he achieved it is slightly unique, even though not really.
There are no lasting repercussion for now. He does not suffer from any kind of trauma, nor does he show his previous personality. Sure, he likes spotlight because of his envy, but this trais is overshadowed with how cold and calculative he is. Again, witty, fearless, confident, calculative.
eh... I can see where you're coming from, and I do agree partially. I don't think he's that generic, because he's treating everything now with recklessness. he's gonna come back anyway, so why should he care? he does grow up in the future. exploiting his ability to learn about the pains he could never experience with his current privileges.
Maybe. But it is really hard for me to read past the beginning, because beginning is a carbon copy of so many webtoon I've previously read. For example, I won't be able to find the title, but this isn't the first Korean webtoon where MC dies a lot. All those cheats make me incredibly bored, while his personality and the way author writes leave no room for drama.