Manga 146979 Kill The Hero

Kill the Hero is a great action fantasy alternative to Solo Leveling or other manga/manhwa/manhuas similar to it.

Story 9/10
The story leads you through a lot of treacherous paths so it is pretty interesting.

Art 7/10
The art is not the best, but it is pleasant and easy to look at.

Character 8/10
Personally, I like how the characters are portrayed and enjoy the wicked life of the main character.
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Enjoyment 10/10
When first starting this manhwa, I wasn't very convinced because the art looked a little awkward but I ended up enjoying it anyway. It may get a little confusing at times due to the switches of characters but you should be able to understand it.

Overall 9/10

A revenge fantasy with glimmers of an intriguing narrative, but lack of focus undercuts its potential.

Story: 4/10
The betrayed player sent back in time premise shows promise and offers some interesting lore reveals. However, abrupt time skips and pacing issues cause the narrative to feel disjointed at times. The ending cuts off abruptly with no resolution.

Art: 7/10
The polished, clean art style serves the story adequately. Action flows smoothly when present. Character designs are somewhat generic but serviceable.

Characters: 3/10
The protagonist is an average power fantasy vessel, but his ruthless pursuit of revenge has its appeal. Supporting characters are one-note. Antagonists' motivations remain unclear.
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Enjoyment: 5/10
Despite issues with narrative flow and weak characterization, I still found the revenge-driven plot moderately entertaining. The story showed sparks of potential.

In summary, Kill the Hero is a deeply flawed but sporadically entertaining revenge fantasy. Buried under messy plotting are glimmers of an intriguing narrative. It may appeal to power fantasy fans willing to overlook its issues.

I was having fun reading this manhwa especially it´s a bit mature, until they mentioned an asian islamic country, for what?? of course for terrorism. it´s funny how all the bad guys in the manhwa were mentioned only by `bad guys´ but not terrorist guys or terrorist groups from this or that country, even if they kill a lot of people. But somehow a groupe of side characters are presented from the first time as terrorist, why? because they are pakistani my friend.

steriotypes like that are just a sign of ignorance or even Islamophobia

Korean authors need to rise the level a bit cause this way ... of thinking is just spreading hate

shame on the author