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I've noticed a trend with this manga: the pilot chapter -- chapter one -- was the longest of the bunch. Chapter two was shorter, but had a good number of pages. Chapter three until now have only had ten pages, not counting the credits page added by the scanlator. I can see this story shortening...

So Socheon's father in the past was the reason for this whole war? He tried killing the MC in the past, and was killed himself in the end, thus creating the war.

So (Heal person, but let everyone get killed by the dragon) is a better alternative to simply (Blowing dragon to smithereens instantly, right from the start).

Alright, time for another 5 month hiatus.

Damn, I was hoping to see him quickly destroy those statues, too.

So this series has been licensed to an English translator? I guess it'll be 2030 before we get the next chapters.

I must say, after reading up to here, I'm having the utmost trouble understanding what is happening. A sadomasochist is treating a slave bad because he... licked up wine spilled on the dirt? So she forces him into this horrid condition to toy with him? So this is a story of a sadist forcing...

You know, it pisses me off how little the "story" progresses each "chapter". It's like four pictures and five word balloons; there is no development.

Is this series published every two months? If so, I highly doubt the author will keep it up. If that was the "boss fight", then this series is on a one-way track to being dropped.

Ah, yes, the "let me beat this bystander up so you can see how strong I am" approach. If anything, I'd immediately turn them down. Even if I don't entirely like my team mates, beating them up to try and get in will get you thrown out.

It's good to know the story is progressing somewhat despite being a Korean manhwa -- but then again, it's a Korean manhwa, where, just like Chinese manhua, there are only five or six different pictures to each "chapter".

I like how in all RPG games and in this manga, clothing and armor the Protagonist happens to find just magically fit him/her perfectly.

So from a happy-go-lucky girl simply exploring a strange, apocalyptic Japan, to a man whose mind was transported into a robotic body reminiscing on his long-dead family. My question is: if you were to pull his torso out of the water and recharged it, would he still be there? Or is his mind gone...

Is it just me, or is the story taking a downwards plunge? As in, the quality is going down? I mean, it's cool and all, but it goes from a guy helping find wannabe criminals through their idiocy online, then immediately shifts to some big-wig cyber criminal that can operate whole torture systems...

So, that deep sea death is a little in accurate. Actually, a whole lot inaccurate. The human skull cannot sustain its shape at such pressures, so his eyes wouldn't be the only thing forced inwards -- his hole body would be squashed into something like a rope.

So she took over a spider? She was able to use a spider's body, then was eaten, and seems to now be able to completely control the spider's body. But how does she transform into a human?

I find this series highly satisfying to read, but I have a strong suspicion we may not see updates for a while, be it the publisher... or someone else.

Scanlator really lives up to their name.

That was satisfying as hell, but good grief we're going to have to wait a while.

Sorry, it's been two months. What the hell happened? He goes from "I'm going to attend school!" to "I'm going to stop this clearly psychotic man who is going to nuke the school."