The difficulty with these wolves is kinda arbitrary. No one thought to attack the legs to slow them down? No one though to attack the nose or eyes to blind it? Everyone went for the heart and was surprised by the armor that makes no sense?

I'm assuming this was axed?
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Ya know, I'mma go ahead and read this anyway. I'll reply with my thoughts or some something.

My recommended reading order:
1) Season 1 of Terror Man
2) All of Revival Man
3) Rest of Terror Man
4) All of this Manhwa

Fun fact: there's an entire series of manhwa that fall under the franchise name of "Super String Universe" by "YLAB" (a webtoon studio). If you're approaching this manhwa because all four manhwa that I listed are "completed works" -> then you might wanna make a decision:

1) I AM READY TO READ A TON OF MANGA AND MANHWA THAT SEEM KINDA DISCONNECTED
2) Decide "I only want to read this small part of it."

There is "The Queens" which feature two important characters.
Then there's "Super String: Marco Polo's Travel to Multiverse" that was made by the same dude who made Sun Ken Rock and Dr. Stone's artwork.
Also, "Distant Sky" which is available and complete here.
There's a lot more: Hanlim Gym is here but incomplete (not even completed in Korean); "Neolithic Girl" and "Island" are here and complete; "Jungle Juice" is here and incomplete; and finally the end of the Super String Franchise, "Kangtawoo" etc etc

All this is according to the wiki, btw... You can find it if you google "Super String wiki." The wiki also has specific links to read most of the franchise.

Right now, I'm on team "I only want to read this small part of it."
Anyway, enough of that side of things. I'll make another comment for the actual review laaaaaater.

This is a manhwa that looks like a manga, similar to the first two seasons of "The Breaker."
I gave this an honest try. It starts off escalating things real quick -> to get to the action -> and keep at it.

The problem is... it's very chaotic, noisy and messy -> to the point that I could barely figure out what's going on. To me, things finally slow down after around 10 whole chapters, so I can take stock and figure out what's going on.

Here's the plot: Ms. Main Character is a transfer student at a new school. She gets to her seat and eventually puts her head down -> and starts dreaming; final chapter confirmed my suspicion: this entire manhwa is effectively a dream. Anyway, this dream starts with her getting killed, literally being a head. (Chapter 1 btw) She finds herself to be immortal though, so she gets better... but she's no longer on earth but in "Amityville." Not Amity Park, that's Danny Phantom but I could not stop that theme song from entering my head.

So what's so special about Amityville? It's the land of the dead and people are split into two categories:
Both are "people who died and ended up here" but,
1) people who can't die easily, like the titular Jack Frost who gets ripped and torn apart often, but pulls himself back together and keeps fighting
and 2) people who do die easily.
I dunno where they get their guns from (this lack of knowledge extends to most basic concepts, tbh).

Not even a dozen chapters in, it's revealed that Ms. Main Character can do this "awaken" thingy -> and people never shut up about it. They also call her "the Mirror Image" and also never shut up about it.

I find this problematic as it clearly builds up what will happen: conflicts will arise -> people will die -> new characters are gonna pop up for this cycle to happen a few more times -> until eventually a specific person is labeled as the "big bad" -> and he'll eventually lose, not to Jack Frost but Ms. Main Character -> and final chapter confirms my "this is a dream, isn't it?" theory.
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Sigh. Yeah, there's the "it wasn't just a dream" but honestly, screw this manhwa.

Between all the exceptionally predictable plot lines, messy everything and random asspulls for context
Example: seriously, one lady was introduced -> two pages later, she is hit with two pages of random flashback -> and she's completely brainwashed, trying to kill the people she showed up with

3/10. I don't recommend it.

Mr. Main Character: *uses "light sword" technique to kill all the demons*
Light Deity: "NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!"

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Lupiter is probably correct.
It's derived from "Lupus" (which means Wolf) and the "Roman God of Thunder" (which is Jupiter).

Well, at least Lou didn't throw a hissy fit over her getting absorbed -> and ended on a rational conclusion.

In the novel, I read up to the point where Mr. Main Character wakes up Skaya, then I stopped to go back and do that reread a couple of months ago. I stopped because I got distracted by new completed works to read.

The latest thing that's happened in my reading: I started Revival Man, got filled with anxiety, finished it anyway -> similar for Terror Man -> and now I'm mid-Terror vs Revival, filled with anxiety, and need to go back and finish it. Send help.
I got distracted by Questism/Quest Supremacy and finished it. I'll have to commit to finishing Terror vs Revival. THEN finally commit to properly going through this novel and manhwa reread thing properly. :X

MOAR! COME ON!

The look of disappointment on Zhou Fan's face
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He's practically saying "that is the excuse you came up with? I guess it would work on an idiot like you."

Yeah. I remember. The third prince starts off kinda fat -> and only gets fatter as the manhua progressed.

"Pile of blubber." lol
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Hmm... Where do I even begin? I've effectively read this in 2 weekdays, so it was certainly engaging. Lots of toxic comments about this manhwa on many chapters, namely one dude but whatever. I did get a guy, a different guy who was complaining about the translators, to create a brand new account to respond to me, which means I won a bet with a friend to see if the guy is just that toxic -> and I won $200. Cheers bruh! Thanks for the $200! :D

Anyway, at the start, I'd give this manhwa an approximate score of around 5/10. It's slow and incredibly cringeworthy. Thing is, it is a completed manhwa, which is the only reason I picked it up, so I kept reading. Slowly, but surly, it picks up. There is always some random cringeworthy stuff here and there, but it lessens greatly.
Speaking of cringeworthy things, the author should be given a round of applause for pulling off what he did. What did he do? He took something that made me ask "WHY?" -> and by the end of the manhwa, I was like "RETURN OF THE KING!" So, good job on that.

As the manhwa picks up, the questions that pop up are "Did you come here for a fair and balanced scenario? Where stats can be rivaled by experience? Where the only reason someone wins is because they pull an amazing and unpredictable reversal that is so effective, it takes a losing situation and spins it into a victory?"
Answers: Well, you're at the WRONG PLACE! GET READY FOR PLOT ARMOR AND what the comments refer to as "ASSPULLS!"

In defense of this manhwa, I would hate it if it was just Mr. Main Character and/or his allies are the only ones that get to pull this off. Fact of the matter is: the villains do it too. It's also not guaranteed. Early on, it's set up a lot more carefully and by the end, it's a lot more frequent, but even then -> there are still times early on and later on where people just lose. Period.
It becomes a bit of a balancing act that the manhwa handles with a surprising amount of care. Will plot armor kick in? Will this "asspull" thing happen?

On the topic of the translation, it's decent. There is a grand total of 3 chapters in the middle of the manhwa where the quality drops. No deal breakers.

Oh right, to enjoy this manhwa, you'll need to suspend your disbelief for quite a few things:
People are naturally as tough as nails. Early on, a dude gets a knee to the face; not only does he not bleed, but also his glasses survive just fine.
There are virtually no side characters in existence. Random civilians, the police, jail, hospitals, teachers, love-interests, parents, siblings and all that jazz exist only when relevant -> that is to say, they're borderline non-existent. If they're relevant, they'll exist for that bit, but that's all.
I don't think this is a problem, but I thought to point it out anyway.

By the end of it, I'd give this manhwa a nice 8/10. I do recommend it.

Is this setting up some sort of Terror vs Revival?

If you're unaware, Terror Man is a manhwa that does its own thing
Revival Man is a manhwa that does its own thing
They have very brief moments where they intersect while doing their own thing - the characters do meet but don't properly interact.

aaaaaaaaaaaaand then both stories properly wrap up (I'm assuming as I'm still reading it) in Terror vs Revival.

If this author has a set up prepared across SIX DIFFERENT manhwa -> and all for them to conclude in one epic finale of a manhwa, then uh... well, I'll be waiting. I don't want to read this stuff when it is incomplete. I'm picky like that.

It was never confirmed either way. It was one of those moments where the person answers the question -> but we don't get any speech bubbles, so we don't hear it.
If I had to answer it, he is adamant that he is a guy, so... he's a guy. Trans rights, and all that, ya know?

Seok Kang should've been sent to the police. Him and all his people. For crying out loud, he ran a drug racket with them. You need to be decisive.

Soha is quite the gremlin. I hope her brother smacks some sense into her. Why? She sold her rival off to a bunch of jerks who want to go back and do more drug racketeering. They've ruined many people's lives and they would've absolutely ruined her life too. Sure, you can argue with "all's fair in love and war" which will get the response of "yeah? tell that to the police." This ain't the mid-1500s.

I called it. He should've used the mana drain and slammed his stats down to C rank. Choyun is a monster, no doubt. Seok Kang was a lesser monster, but a monster nonetheless. Despite everything, he should've been turned in for his drug distribution racket, preferably after getting mana drained.

From start to end, he was an apathetic and psychopathic megalomaniac. It isn't confirmed, but he killed his own mother while blaming her. Sexual harassment and violence is not something a parent should ever support, so she was a good mother from start to finish. Choyun doesn't deserve an easy way out like this. He needs to spend the rest of his days repenting for his actions.

Gaining experience by training in an empty void against a sparring buddy
vs
Gaining experience by fighting many battles where you can lose everything and everyone (your friends and allies) if you fail