Seo Esther

Seo Esther,

Seo Esther

It takes till literally ch 325 for the MC to finally get his og magic powers back and then that's when the story starts getting interesting cause all the readers been waiting for this f*cking moment but ofc the author wants to drag it on by having him limited to casting powerful spells whenever by making him have stage 5 chainsmoker lungs. Like cmon now... Didn't he replace and repair his lungs with the dragon lungs??? so why tf is he still struggling...

The MC basically has to pretend to grovel to him all the time because he's stuck in the F-rank body which is so fustrating cause he still gotta lower himself in front of changho even around ch200 cause the author is still dragging on making the MC so weak.

When he finally finds out the MC scams him with the contract, he kidnaps the MC and tortures him in a gate. Then in the gate, the MC breaks free and progresses through the gate where they have to make choices like click the same color to not get punished. At one point, changho gets binded from the gate and the MC has the option to choice to sacrifice himself or changho and he picks the option to sacrifice himself cause he thought it was going to be a trick question where the gate will do the opposite of the choice he picked which is so dumb cause the entire time they were progressing through the gate every option they chose before that did the exact punishment given so why'd he think they were going to do the opposite of that???

Although I do wish that the Rakshasa Temple thing wasn't just tied to a politician who wanted to get reelected bruh. It just made the whole fanatic cult temple thing much less interesting. Dang.

I'm not that big of a fan of the writing style where they sometimes go into the villain's mind and basically tell us their master plan, motive, and backstory directly, especially before the plan actually happens. It sort of ruins the suspense for me, so there's no real tension in the story, because there's no wondering why something is happening or why someone who do something like this and that... because we already know.

In chapter 81 when he "saved" Esther 5 billion won and she asked him if he wanted anything, he should've asked for the f*cking dragon lungs are you kidding me? Since it's 2.6 billion won. Instead, he asked for the pyromancer necklace which is 50 million won. Dude! Your magic problem could literally be solved, why the f*ck are you asking to buy the f*cking necklace? It's frustrating because now I know his magic problem won't get solved for basically the next 100 chapters because I know they're going to drag it out wtf.

EDIT; I wrote this back when I was around ch81... and guess what? I f*cking called it. Obviously they were going to drag this sh*t out

In ch 137 there's a dungeon that is revealed which has a dragon in it, and all the korean comments were just yelling "lungs lungs!", which is the funniest thing ever. I guess they wanted Kiryeo to become strong already, and ngl, I was wholeheartedly yelling the same thing because I was getting a little tired of him having to pretend. I just wanted to see him stomp S classes or monsters already. Also he still doesn't get the lungs here because I f*cking knew they were gonna drag this out.

In ch 166 he gets one characteristic of an S class, which is the defense, but still hasn't got his dragon lungs or his magic back.

Ok, in chapter 201 he finally got his dragon lungs. And obviously, because the author wants to drag this out further, he can only do basic spells, because he needs a new body or some shit. Woo hoo, another 100 chapters to go until we get another basic powerup!

Around chapter 148, the story goes into Kim Kiyreo's backstory, and let me tell you, his backstory is sad as f*ck. Especially how he was treated by his family. And it was so satisfying when the MC told Kiryeo's mom that Kim Kiryeo died, even though she was confused. I love it when novels actually acknowledge the previous owner of the body, because it makes me feel a little sad sometimes to think about how their body was being used by a reincarnator, except no one around that person realizes anything's up. Like you died and someone took over your body and no one knows about it. It's a little scary. So I'm glad they sort of acknowledged it here.

I'm ngl, I can't stand him. I'm waiting for the day he dies. I don't care that he has helped the MC sometimes, because he didn't do that for some altruistic reason... just for a f*cking contract. He's such a little bit*h and I can't bring myself to like him no matter what.

I'm actually so disappointed the author killed off Brooklyn, since I actually liked her. I'm going to be extremely upset if the author killed her off but keeps Kang Changho alive, because that motherf*cker needs to die. If the author keeps that dude alive I know for a fact this is some nationalistic shit, considering if Kang Changho was American in this novel he'd get f*cked instantly, but since he's Korean, the author will probably never kill him off to "show off" the 4 S-classes that Korea has. It's very easy for the author to kill off the top American hunter who's actually interesting and has a cool backstory but god forbid you kill off one of the scummiest f*ckers who happens to be Korean, who also is planning on killing MC and stealing his power.... have we forgotten that???

Also, I feel like sometimes this novel is too nationalistic, honestly, like a lot of Korean novels are. I guess Koreans get aroused at the thought of the US or China losing power, but it felt a little disappointing seeing the portrayal of foreign hunters in the novel compared to the Korean ones. By the way, it starts veering into nationalistic territory around ch 220s, so good luck.

I could go on and on about this but this is why I dropped my previous rating from 3 stars to 2 stars. This same bullsh*t again fron Korean novels is so f*cking annoying. I guess the only ok thing is that Japanese hunters are not as badly shown as in other novels.

And I also think the alien MC is too reluctant to leave Korea. Now, I understand why the author would want him to stay as a Korean, considering you need to be able to brag about him as Korea's S-class, but I was thinking halfway through, why the f*ck would the alien care if he was in Korea or the US or China or Russia? He really doesn't HAVE to stay as a Korean, especially since I thought he wanted to see the world or experience human culture lol

Kang Changho hasn't died yet. I'm f*cking done with this sh*t of a novel. I had high hopes at first but then it just turned into a Korean nationalistic jerk off to other countries. It's f*cking pathetic, and I only ever enjoyed the parts of the novel where the settings stayed in Korea.

MC taking ice cream from a child is both hilarious and pitiful, but a done deal since he agreed to kill the bird for it lol. I also like how he gets sent to the police station and just accepts it and is happy to be freed and scared of being pulled into the police station again when he finds out he may have done something illegal 😭😂

Ok, so this is a funny.

So the MC is a cute little alien, who was basically working at a black company. But he couldn't leave because he was shacked physically, so he decided to free his soul. So now MC id in a chain smokers body. Which messes up his power input. So now he tryna survive basically. But every one thinks hes some powerfull ahjussi. Which he is just not at the moment temporally (so the MC says lol). And now hes stuck with his act till he gets his body together. I Love It. Its a nice chain of pace.

He adapted to it very quick but still left some funny alien antics

Kang Changho is somehow the second worst man to get introduced to this novel, yet he was the sole reason I kept on reading in the past. The majority might find him annoying to outright want him dead, but without him the story would be very bland lol.