I feel like the fun sense of adventure and discovery is completely gone from this story.
This is boring to me, I hope it goes back to its roots a little...

The timid girl that was stuck in a kindergarten's mindset, thinking that being rude was showing affection, and regretting it every time.
OK, why not, still redeemable.
The girl stuck playing the role of the mean maid because she thought that's what the MC wanted.
Not as redeemable, but still, she was doing for him, not for herself...

But I'm sorry, the ex-girlfriend who broke up with him directly, clearly enjoys fucking up every attempts and efforts the MC makes to re-establish basic communication, and, worst of all, who seems really possessive, getting pissing seeing HER EX THAT SHE BROKE UP WITH with other girl, meanwhile keeping a constant posse of 5+ men around her.
She can get fucked. I don't see any way for her to actually not be selfish as hell.

I'm really curious how the author will try to twist this to make her "selfless". That might be a make or break moment for me.

Weeeellll... More like "Six eyes for an eye".

Yep, you are right about Hua, that wouldn't be a Clan, I concur.
But Tang is pretty much a Clan. It's actually one of the 5 Great Clans. I'm pretty sure the leader position is hereditary, and the family name is actually the name of the Clan.

Also, the nomenclature really depends on each and every authors, but:
- Sects are usually the group of people around the a single purpose, religion, family or martial art.
- Schools are usually centering around a martial art and way more meritocratic.
- Clans are centered around a single family, and leaders are selected from the main family.
Meaning, all Clans and Schools are also Sects, but Clans and Schools are opposites.

So yeah, I could have used "Sect" for both, or should have used school for Hua.

This manga, man... I swear, it takes all the clichés and just spits on them.
That was probably one of the best confession and result I've seen in a while... maybe even ever.

This story is getting a strange rhythm.
Like, the chapters go like this for me:
Meh; Meh; Good; Good; Don't care; really don't care; don't care so much it's pissing me off; meh again; ...
We are currently in the "Don't care" part, this will get tedious to read, I guess.

I know!
Now I know what this makes me feel.
This BS story is like watching the movie Ocean's 11, watching the whole building the team, then the research, then the preparation for the heist, the training and the team banter. Then, just right before the heist starts, the police miraculously raids their safe-house, kills two-thirds of the team, and tries to arrest the rest. The rest of the runtime is spent with the team improvising a shit plan that gets thwarted by the bad guy at every step.

This is really really really unsatisfying.

So, there are kinda 2 love interests.
One from his clan, utterly uninterested in anything mundane, obsessed with martial arts. She doesn't love him, but finds his combat skills mesmerizing.
The other from the Tang clan, completely devoid of any feeling of love, embracing practicality to a deviant degree. She wants him for the freedom he'll get her, and nothing else.

This is actually kinda perfect for this story.
I feel like he will see potential in her in martial arts, and maybe kinda train her with the skills his friend taught him in his previous life. Like, secret Tang clan skills.

I feel like the author went so far up his ass that the story lost all meaning.
I was so invested before, but I really can't care less now.

For the sake of my completionist mind, I hope this story ends soon.

How.
The only time the MC has been alone with someone, since the very beginning of the story, is when it's sexy time... and that's with the best swordswoman in the world, or the best mage.
It incredibly convenient that he just happened to be alone that day, coincidentally with a traitor.
And the most important asset for like half the population of the world doesn't have a bodyguard or even surveillance.

I get that the author tried something, but maybe he should try something not completely and utterly dumb next time...
It makes me think that the whole demi-human army is actually full of morons.

Holy shit. I was expecting violence, but that was so much more satisfying than expected. He really treats them like pests.
And that call at the end... i would even dare to say that was a perfect cliffhanger.

So much so that I think this meme needs a revival for such an occasion:
https://i.postimg.cc/xdSc7LTG/i.jpg

How... just how...
How can this story be this good, this funny, this interesting, this well paced, this touching...
and other stories by the same author (I Became the Chef of the Dragon King; The Crown Prince That Sells Medicine) that are in the same universe are sooooo shit.
The first one is about the lazy dragon and his future wife, and the other about a descendant of Lloyd...

I know the Artist is godlike for The Greatest Estate Developer, but that can't be the only thing... right?

Yeah yeah, funny funny.
If she manages to escape, I'm dropping this.
At this point, it would have become a trend in this story.

OK, so, if I understand this correctly, after denying us the proper meeting of the MC and his family, the author decided that this would be a good point to go back to shit nobody cares about, about people nobody cares about, in places nobody cares about, on history nobody cares about, with a subplot nobody cares about.

Yep, that's it from me, time to drop I guess.

Damn, the art of this manwha is pretty good.
But this is what the MC looks like on the cover of the novel:
https://i.postimg.cc/kGkjMgD9/i.png

Oh. They are fucked.
Mommy's single knight almost fucked them up alone, and she has dozens more.

Man, the author has been dodging it for 80 chapters, but what the fuck is with family.

The father can pretty much order around the highest level immortal in the country, the mom had all her information scrapped by her father for whatever reason and just one-shot an internationally wanted criminal...
And the son... the son is a true hybrid, which from what I understood, shouldn't exist. Hybrids are supposedly man-made, if I understood this right.

I really hope we get some answers now.

Damn, this demon can manipulate time and space!!!!
I mean, the MC went from the entrance of the dungeon to him in like 30 seconds, pulverized the demon like nothing and didn't seem to even break a sweat.
So either the demon can manipulate time and space and put the MC in a time bubble, or he can create clones 10 times stronger than him... or the MC already did kill the clone, like expected, and is having a jolly picnic in the cave.

That's the only possible answers.

If instead of posing like a noob he actually finished his mob, none of this would have happened.
But seriously... what's the point of standing on the monster, while it's still alive, for like 10 seconds. And he doesn't even have an audience.
The worst part is that Zodiac was actually expecting this?!?

Oh, and finally, when you one-shot a monster, either you kill it in one attack, or you kill it without dying (the last one is for souls-like).
How was this a one-shot, if he got kill-steal?!?

The author should stick to fantasy-like things, he clearly has no idea how video games work.

Well, this was obviously a test, but I didn't understand what they were testing.
If it was only a test of might, they wouldn't have chosen the twins. I think the previous chapter was to test his character and determination. Would he kill his brothers, and would he feel bad about it?
I don't really understand what they are testing here now. Purely his magic and determination? He clearly doesn't want to fight, but they are pushing for it, why?

I feel like the author wanted to have a bit of the MC's character development shown, and also a bit more of his background from the previous life.
But the author didn't know how to make this organically, so he just brute forced it via a "test".

We'll see. If the tests are thoroughly explain after they happen, I'm wrong. If the explanation is just "we were testing you", I'm probably right.