There are limits to everything, and this girl basically got caught trying to(what appeared to be) sexually assault the person who is essentially the most important person and lover to every powerful ruler in the world, while(in actuality) stalking, harassing, and blackmailing them right after they had seemingly just survived an assasination.
Are any of them really going to try to go after the walking apocalypse for messing them up just because that person was a noobie in their grace period?

Anyone know of a Manwha or Manhua where the elves AREN'T total trash?

Why do I get the feeling that she's specifically just trying to eliminate the competition over MC and nothing more?

I really hope not, but grandpa keeps acting like he's 3 days from retirement.

Yup. I've yet to see a single anime, Manga, Manwha, or Manhua based around MMOs that could actually work the way that they claim. Single player games? Sure. MMO's? Nah.

Plot seems alright so far, but my god are the chapters atrocious.
Cut up chapters already suck, but imagine having to wait several months- over a year just to see 4 more pages of a chapter with a multi-chapter plotline

"According to the oracle, you shouldn't be standing here."
Yeah, and whoever was responsible for that was a complete dumbass, since both the "chosen person" and his servant were both unworthy twats.

I know everyone is crapping on it, but I actually think it's pretty good as of chapter 26.
Is it the most original idea? No. But they do some creative stuff with the ideas, and the primary characters are all fairly likeable. I'm not sure what that other dude was talking about, since the series flat out tells you WHY they're doing what they're doing and why the MC is acting the way they do at that moment, and it's all pretty reasonable explanations as well.
I honestly thought the series was getting better as it went on but that's just my 2 cents. I'd recommend reading for yourself and seeing what you think.

Should 1000% report that to HR and management. If she's just starting and already trying to create conflicts for no reason and sabotage the work environment, then immediate termination is required.

In that moment, the prince had just 1 thought flashing through his mindhttps://i.postimg.cc/QddyQsPZ/i.jpg

What a waste of a mysterious introduction for those 3.

Read up to chapter 19, and can solidly say that it looks visually really good, but the writing sucks hard(in the way that it feels like it was written by an unironic edge lord who thinks everyone who isn't a scumbag is an idiot, and so has his MC constantly inner monologuing exactly that while the other characters act so dumb and/or evil that it outright creates holes and flaws in the actual story).
If you want a similar premise but written better, I'd recommend "Revenge of the Sword Clan's Hound" or "The Villainess reverses the hourglass", with the former essentially being "this, but with good writing", and the latter being a Shoujo with less action, but a very smart MC that doesn't pull punches in her revenge scheme.

https://i.postimg.cc/jdFLsMmX/i.jpg
Dude must've been an Xbox fan.

Feel like this fits
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As of chapter 61, it's... passable? Like, the comedy is alright, and the writing is just bad, but inoffensive. It's the manhwa equivalent of subpar fast food that you don't like, but it's not gross enough to throw away, plus you paid for it and ARE hungry, so you eat it, but just for the sake of having consumed something and not wasting money.
The plot is that the MC is the child of an "immortal"(people with super healing and heightened senses, but are physically weak) and a "shapeshifter"(people with super strength and agility, but basically lack the things "immortals" have). Essentially, it's not considered possible to be the child of both, so MC is an irregularity trying to hide that he's got both, because he'd probably be experimented on if it was found out.
Interesting plot, right? Well guess what? None of that actually matters. Why? Because shortly after the training arc, we see pretty much all the "immortals" are just as strong and fast as MC because "reasons", and that shapeshifters can naturally heal & get medical attention that is comparable to the "immortals" healing factor. So basically, it's actually just a plot about MC basically being an errand boy wherever he goes in a company that honestly sucks, and everyone treats MC like shit but MC still hangs around them and doesn't just quit because "reasons".
So, read if you want, but don't go in with super high expectations.

I do kind of hope he actually does try going back into acting. Him as full time helper is great, but it feels like we need to see him in a position where the other 3 are supporting him achieve stuff, like he supports them.

So heads up.
MC is likable enough, but a lot of the side characters are kind of garbage and the series gives a LOT of attention to them. It's not even the usual "mc reincarnated into someone who was scummy" thing. It's just that the love interest is a thot who thought of him as lesser, and started chasing after someone else.
Fortunately, MC isn't a simp which alleviates a lot of issues for now, but it's very much a "one step away from being good and one step away from being crap" situation, depending on how MC handles the other characters.

You might want to add more context to your spoiler warning because I was just referring to the first chapter, whereas yours is a major spoiler that even the current chapters haven't begun to hint at yet.

It's a combination of 2 popular genres, and so far it's specifically "alright". The art is great, the system behind her powers is somewhat creative despite it being 60% the standard "appraisal" invisible stats that only MC can see, and the concept is actually quite original.
The problem is that it immediately jumps into probably the worst cliches of both genres almost instantly and Unfortunately those are the only things driving the story ATM.
Those being "MC is only considered a villain because they were horribly wronged but everyone is an asshole and sides with the actual villains, immediately assumes they're lying, and therefore treats MC horribly due to their own assumptions, and it'll all probably be brushed over with not nearly enough consequences for their actions after MC just temporarily acts standoff-ish for a couple of chapters" and "MC is ridiculously OP, has more than enough reason to kill/beat up her enemies, supposedly has a history of doing specifically that in the events before the actual story and it would seemingly solve all her known issues, but they don't because that would make the story short without all the contrived BS of MC not directly dealing with the people openly trying to make her life miserable".
Honestly, if those things don't bother you, you'll probably enjoy it, I was just pretty annoyed with how things mainly went in the first 11 chapters personally. But that's just me.

So, spoiler for the first chapter, but also to give a little more context:
MC's friend(the hero) is gay and a Yandere, and secretly killed everyone that would potentially get close to MC. The hero dies, so MC gets sent back to the beginning where he plans to kill the hero and take his place. The harem is basically just all the people the hero killed in the first run.

Honestly, it's a pretty great series as of chapter 18, and I genuinely wasn't expecting to see the MC handle the situations as well as he does. On top of that, the harem aspect is more of a secondary thing of MC just being kind to characters that are already wholesome(which makes their deaths in the first run even sadder).