I don't even remember apothecary's name. Love to see her in this arc

Nice plot twist

This is my comfort manga. I reread this a few times already. I wish I could always reread it. It made me cry, squeal, and even love all of the characters other than the antagonists. Anime was bad, but the romance and storyline are really the best. It is one of the best school life stories out there.

I miss this manga.

I have zero respect for this story. The intro was interesting, but the arc felt so long to progress, and it's just mindless dying, restart, as in MINDLESS. The MC may look smart with his plans, but the writing is so bad. You have to wait for MC to die for what, thousand times in three weeks not being able to progress. It's so uncreative. Psychological? Not at all, this would be one of the dumbest psychological comic.

I'm sick of this arc.

Bruh. His army remained 4k. Why did it take so many deaths before he let someone accompany him? I thought he was going to kill the enemy by himself and develop his own swordmanship....

Man was insufferable in the first chapter. It's quite extreme how much he changed.

Wtf MC is insane.

I hate cringe characters. He's worse than an extra, he'd be that side character who exists for one scene that every readers would love to die.

I love this manhwa. MC is OP because he got isekaid into the book. That's a whole trope, so if that's not up to your taste, idk.
This is one of the rare stories where romance, etc. isn't a thing, but the characters and their relationships are warm and full of fluff. The action and art are just extra touch, but for the past 100+ chapters, there's not really much of that. It's not hype action you'd get from other fantasy stories, but the concepts are fresh in a way, about those "legendary" powers he's been amassing, without the classic power or magic systems. Art is mid but not ugly.
I like the politics and trying to scheme and stuff. All in all, this manhwa is just a combination of the things I love, and it's great in that sense. It's nothing very hype or extreme, but this story is very comfortable and heartwarming to read.
Also MC's personality and character is a whole 10/10. It's too early to ask for his character development and such, but he's been using other characters pretty well. He's a very sensible MC unlike others who are cringy and pushover. There's still so much mystery in the story, so I just hope this comic continues. Other characters are also sensible, and they're not tropey. Even if they were, they have decent backstories, and they're not bland. They have their own personalities, and they can be witty and funny.

Characters are pretty and handsome ngl

Not that great. Some tearjerking scenes are there. There are lovable side characters even if they're just side characters. There are two villains. The first one you meet is well-written, the other one is just an insufferable old hag. I hate bland characters like that, and I don't want to bother continue reading. The story started coming off pretty poor to me since I learned more about her. The quality is pretty much inconsistent, and some crucial elements kinda sully what would have been an interesting premise.
I already read good survival stories that the survival aspect of this one is subpar at best. I'd rate the survival factor a 3/10. It's generally poorly written in those terms, and the fairy tale-like happily ever after solution defeated the purpose of the system being life-threatening.
It's not thrilling. While it has interesting settings and world-building, it barely gives off any thrilling or emotional impact that intrigues curiosity. The main characters are actually tropey, and I loved a couple side characters more than the main actors. They were given some kind of backstory, but while there is emotional impact where you can empathize with those main actors, the backstory itself comes off as mundane. I guess that stems from how the backstory comes off as predictable and an unnecessary advantage to the FMC in this survival game. I don't recommend.

I loved the story. Some people think it's slow, but I think it started to progress as soon as the MC basically left his nest from that fall off the cliff, which makes sense honestly. But even before that, you come to love and understand his very motivation all throughout the story, which is crucial. You come to love his family and the people he also hold dear.

It's still a mystery why Art was specifically chosen, and Sylvia learned about his past life. What is his core color now? Did he learn what Sylvia left for him? I'm betting on the possibility someone from the enemies was also reincarnated like him. It doesn't make sense that the ships were of similar blueprint but customized. Sounds like there was someone from Earth as well, or learned from them.

This made me cry

I'm a sucker for fluff and warm relationships between characters. I read this because of past reviews. It looked promising at first, but the plot and lore between characters are boring and uncreative. I'd rate the fluff a 6/10.
I like the characters of the spirits, but most characters are pretty much tropey with barely anything to bring. They're flat and boring. The background stories of other characters such as the villains, which were MC's former friends that would make you think they'd be intriguing— I was proven wrong, they aren't heart-tucking. They're pretty much bland, and it makes you think the betrayal experience of the MC from them isn't anything more serious than MC wasting his past life being depressed about it, and this problem stems from terribly, terribly, poor storytelling. It is just quite terrible and makes me think it's such a waste of time to have even bothered with 100+ chapters.
This is good enough for one of those times you just read whatever because you have nothing else to read, but it's overall not that good and barely decent in terms of being unproblematic. I'm going to drop this because its supposed selling point isn't that satisfying anyway. The only good thing about it is perhaps a couple character interactions, some cuteness here and there, and the family problems being well-written, well-paced arcs. I just dislike the plot from a zoomed out perspective and the characters.