I'm happy it's not a misunderstanding for once, this guy really did recognize him. But despite anticipating it his response was completely lackluster.

Like I said, she wasn't like this at first. It's like when people grow attached to a video game franchise and stick with the game company even after being bombarded with micro-transactions, low quality sequels and game breaking bugs on release. People tend to grow very attached to the things they used to like, very common theme in abusive relationships.

It's not that the MC is faultless, it's the whole premise of the plot after all, however SHE was the one who thought they were progressing in a POSITIVE direction. That's the minimum requirement I'm talking about you know?

Thank god.

There's no such thing as a "one time" favor when it comes to war. Powerful and immortal, humans will never accept her because old ideals die within a century and new ambitions rise with each generation... this includes the greed.

The author really hates the MC with a burning passion.

This is just a cooking manga, even the chapters are sliced like sashimi.

Yeah there seems to be restrictions in place, since she had to descend through a proxy. It's a world she supposedly created but her powers are so straightforward and boring, I hate seeing Gods depicted like this. The powers of a God should be incomprehensible, the Great Old Ones are a good reference, beings so powerful and mysterious they bring terror simply by their presence, not because it's their intent.

It's like splattering bugs on the windshield of your car, your goal was never kill bugs but it just happened anyways...

Wasn't the vampire girl a friend too? Yet MC managed to kill her still, this doesn't make sense, there should be nothing holding you back from killing phantoms that make a mockery of your friends, especially so if it's their souls are made slaves...

The drawing on the last page, damn she's so hot.
...wait it's a he? Don't remind me... '_>'

I'm not seeing any blood here, it better not be another situation where Dark forgives his would be assassins.

You should have gone for the head...
It wasn't even that long ago when Mook-Hyang himself fell into a river and escaped with his life, how can he be this silly. xD

Murim is always a story of endless morons.

Mook-Hyang was very disappointing here, the betrayal was very obvious even if I didn't know about Dark Lady.

He worked as an assassin yet nothing seemed off to him about finding the letter on an assassin, plus this was right after the new Vice-leader appeared?
So he went to save the girls to avoid blame if they die instead of turning back to kill the masterminds, however the captors were unarmed and the girls unharmed... look, I'm not expecting Mook-Hyang to be a detective but he's more naive than the 6 year old kid he picked up, and he should be like 40 at this point?

Still doesn't make sense that the girls could actually land a hit on him, given the 360 radar ability and speed he has shown in the past. The girls aren't even trained assassins so they weren't even hiding their Qi.

Very nice sword fight, shooting sword qi beams out of your hand '_>'

Alliance is out of the question, they're just straight up trying to kill you lol.
Idk why Dark keeps falling for these traps, I didn't mind when he worked for the country that cursed him for many reasons but he better kill these fools because it's starting to get silly.

No, it was actually the Corrint mage who executed the spy's brother for his failures.
But it annoys me they don't just attack Corrint directly, can't run away if you're in a defensive position.

You don't even need something as flimsy as a royal bloodline, as long as people can identify themselves differently from one another, then war is always on the table. That's why Israel-Palestine is such a mess and why Russia invaded Ukraine...

The politics is pretty well thought out, but I guess it's boring for most since our MC isn't actively involved with it.
But it can basically be summed up as: alliances are fragile.

I believe there's a tale of a Chinese Emperor sentencing a loyal victorious General to death, right the General had returned from war. I think it had something to do with the General being more popular than the Emperor, so the Emperor accused the General of treason and killed him and his family.

So the situation with Corrint is even less surprising, the King must have been feeling threatened by Krier for at least 20 years and a Grandmaster will probably live much longer than the average human. They will never get another chance and they're probably also underestimating how much Dark can do since they use Krier as a baseline. That is, despite having the might of a Grandmaster, Corrint was still vary of Kruma and Argon...