This mysterious unknown person? Oh, I know all about him.
For one: his username is literally "Eat Spicy Jokbal"
For two: Peak Sword travels the entirety of Korea eating spicy jokbal at all sorts of restaurants to find him. Peak Sword succeeds. lol
For three: Jokbal is a dungeon maker - unique class that has a passive similar similar to the legend's passive of "not dying easily."
For four: by the end of the game, and this may surprise some of you, Jokbal creates a tower that can be climbed. Yyyyyyup, a tower... that reaches the heavens and can only be solo'd. lol.
As more people climb higher and higher, the tower grows. In the tower, you can get tower-only buffs and the boss fights - which happen every 10 floors - are made based on bosses you fought before, so you'll always have a fitting boss fight. A LOT of top tier players, especially ones in the Overgeared guild, get stuck on floor 10 because their boss fight is insanely hard to beat. Straight up: they were never able solo this boss fight in the first place. lol. You know who figures out a strat to break through? Kraugel. He was the number 1 player for a reason.

If anyone is reading the sequel novel to Overgeared, ie: "The Duke's Son: Re," Mr. Main Character is Kang Jae-Hyeok - pronounced Gang Jay Hyuk. He is Peak Sword's descendant. Due to this, I've been somewhat taking Peak Sword's actions in a slightly different light.

Edit:
For five: "that" is a dragon egg.
Yes, Grid takes it.
I know so much more. lol. Like how the dragon becomes one of Grid's apostles. I know who the father is, etc.

NOT THE BEARD! D:

I'm fairly certain that the old man wants to penalize Zhou Fan for using the token and all... but like, if he successfully destroys this sect, he won't be penalized.

Also, half a month? whew

Absolutely brutal.
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Onto the reading list with you.

The old man is trying to out-scheme the best schemer. How many times has he fallen to Zhou Fan's schemes? How can he even think he stands a chance?

I don't know what to say, other than "next chapter please."

The three kids have the spotlight and I do enjoy their antics.

Edit: I wonder what'll end up happening in their teenage years.

I dunno. I never read the novel or anything. I'm just casually making remarks.

Well, we know that he'll claim the base, so we're here for the details. Nice armor.

Hey, as long as they don't stab him in the back, they'll be fine. I'm pretty sure he'd solo whatever the mission is if he wanted to. lol

Kim Dokja:
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Also Kim Dokja:
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(Chapter 262)

Well,
it looks like China is just going to be the land of the vampires now (in the mahnwa, not in real life).

What did you expect with that look on your face?
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If you're a cat lover, you'll enjoy reading this. It's very silly, just like cats. Make no mistake, you're not really here for the plot, the lore of the world or any of that noise. Nope! You're here for the cuteness of the cats and the comedy that ensues.
You'll probably read through it in an hour or two. It's nice.

If you don't like cats, then feel free to skip this. /shrug

I don't have much to say in this review and I don't know how to give it a number score out of 10. Sorry. :X

I'm honored to be worthy of your trust. Thank you!

Honestly, the defining tag for this work is "comedy." Ms. Main Character is great and well written. I love her antics and her way of adapting to her new situation and then coming out on top. Seriously, she starts off pretty normal but quickly becomes unstoppable regardless of who is facing her. lol

There are times when the emphasis and focus on the medical aspect is front and center. This occurs more-often-than-not in season 1, but starting season 2, it doesn't happen all that often.

Season 1 was mostly just fun and setting things up. No real overarching plot or any such thing.
Season 2 is when more things start popping up to push for a long-term plot.

It's enjoyable with fun discoveries on the lore of the land, the legendary side of things I mean; good characters who stick around; amusing interactions as well as character growth; amusing art that does a good job; etc.

Ms. Main Character is the highlight. Again, she is force to be reckoned with, able to face a dragon that's yelling at her -> and tell it off to get what she wants. I'm not even joking. lol. I don't wanna say anything more because spoilers!

tl;dr: I do recommend it. 8/10 or even 9/10

btw, this manhwa helped raise money for vets and research and stuff in Korea. You love to see it!

I read this ages ago. I don't know where I stopped reading this but I did not finish it. I think the last thing I remember was around the fighting game bit.

Greedy jerks won't listen to warnings, nor will they accept a reward, always asking for more and more and more.

After they reject your warnings, hit them with a "well, I'll be here to tell you "I told you so" when you come begging for help. Just make sure your face is on the floor because I'll want to punch it the moment I see it."

Nah. Peak Sword has been saying that for at least 1,000 chapters before that happens. lol

On the topic of the use of the word "God" -> it's a cultural difference. Here in the US, we refer to an almighty being as a "God." Meanwhile, in Korea, anyone who is particularly strong - well above the average - would be referred to as a "god." Grid is like really good at this video game called "Satisfy" and he has a really rabid pro-Korean patriot fanboy - ie: Peak Sword - who wants to use the spotlight that's on Grid as a means to boost the country's fame as well as Grid's fame -> so he chants "God Grid" or "Do you know God Grid?" Generally speaking, the manhwa hasn't been showing it off as much as it happens in the novel.

Think of "God of Highschool" or "Tower of God" etc

To put it in another way, if the Superheroes from DC were to pop up in Korea - forget the logistics and legal details for a moment -> they'd probably get referred to as "gods."