This manhua is one of those series that doesn’t really have a deep story or flawless art, but it definitely keeps you entertained for quite a while (partly thanks to the absolutely evil amount of cliffhangers). Still, despite the fairly average story, it’s actually written pretty well and manages to maintain a decent level of consistency. As for the art, considering it’s a Chinese cultivation manhua, of course it wasn’t going to escape the classic absurdly oversized breasts and characters that are extremely… lustful, to put it mildly. Ignoring that, though, it’s a pretty easy read without too many complaints.

I saw a lot of readers complaining about the extremely short chapters and some aspects of the protagonist’s power scaling, but honestly, when it comes to manhua, short chapters have basically become the standard (unfortunately). And personally, I don’t think the character development is that bad, because for me it’s more interesting when the protagonist isn’t invincible right from the start. It leaves room for him to suffer quite a bit and build up a long list of people to get revenge on later.

(Yes, I enjoy watching him rub those bastards’ faces into the ground afterward.)

Which brings me to the story’s core dynamic — at least at the beginning and up to the point where I’m writing this review — taking place inside a game. And honestly, I’m not a huge fan of that. I like stories where game mechanics are incorporated into the real world, but when the entire story takes place inside a game, at least in my opinion, it becomes far less interesting. The character can die and revive countless times, and even the penalties for dying aren’t nearly as severe as they would be in real life.

This dynamic appears in many works I’ve been following lately, such as SSS-Rank Lone Sumoner, God Level Assassin, I'm the Shadow, among others, and there are moments where it genuinely makes me want to eat glass (At least in the examples above, the game directly affects the real world, which makes it a bit more satisfying for me). Honestly, I’m looking forward to the moment when the game truly merges with reality, but I doubt that’ll happen anytime soon in the story.

Putting the plot and setting aside for a moment and focusing on the art and character design, I genuinely want to understand the obsession these Chinese authors have with giving every female character ridiculously massive breasts and making all of them throw themselves at the MC. (Probably some form of compensation because no one pays attention to them in real life.) It’d be fine if it were just one or two characters, but it’s literally EVERY WOMAN, and our goofy protagonist is practically collecting all of them.
It’s not like I dislike romance development in stories, but once it turns into this kind of harem nonsense, it completely loses its meaning.

Anyway, to be fair to the series, this is nowhere near the best-written manhua with the greatest story ever made, but it’s definitely worth spending some time checking out — especially if you’re like me and get anxious waiting for updates from your main series and just want something to distract yourself with in the meantime.

Just don’t do what I did and binge-read everything in 1 or 2 days, because it completely defeats the purpose. It just becomes another series I’m anxiously waiting for the next chapter of, which leads to an endless cycle of anxiety and more series to read — as you can probably tell from my recent reading list.

Like I said, this definitely isn’t one of the worst ones out there, but since it’s still within its first 100 chapters, there’s always the possibility of it getting lightly “axed” in the near future — especially considering it’s a manhua — so don’t get too attached.

Date: 05/18/2026