Damn. Not a thousand year old loli

What? It's not even close to the fastest jet we have.

Yea, the murim world is way more interesting because of that. In Korea he is just too strong so its boring.

Believable went out the window when the author made MCs brain an infinite wealth of knowledge. The guy somehow remembers everything from his old world, from every detail of chemistry to how politics works.

Did you forget they have jails? Or that they can fly around? The time crunch is fake anyways. They are always like oh no the demons are coming soon. Let's take a few weeks or months to do some random thing that marginally increases our power.

No time for trials? He literally has a witch with a BS lie detecting ability.

Well before he was forced to join MC all the slime did was sit in one place and do pretty much nothing. Or at least that's what they said. Those two are chaotic something 🤣

Kills someone. "stop, I'm just a kid."

I think all the things in the story are lawful evil, neutral evil, or chaotic evil. The only exception is maybe the slime, which was pure neutral.

Like fine wine or cheese. But in this case like glass of milk sitting on the counter for a few days.

Then probably get killed or tossed in jail.

He is dead. F

Yep, I hope they find a way to make it interesting, instead of some power fantasy.

Ew the real world. It's just gonna be him being super OP. Murim world is way more interesting.

Trying to read this is kinda painful.

Those cannonballs are bigger than people, how do you even get enough resources to even use them in a fight.

Knowing this world he will probably run into some other crazy girl.

The power of friendship

It's all thought bubbles. Mc is just that dense.

The quality of discussions usually depends on which type of story you read/watch. In my experience Shounen, action, or generally more edgy stories usually have the more vocal of those type of people. They don't or can't say why they disagree with you, so they simply downvote, or when they do comment its usually just toxic. I see it less often in other types of stories.