EthanPaul8

Here we see a Dog of a player who hunts his every prey with much less risks of approaches he could ever think of. That kind of perfection would only be possible if he knows the info of his enemies and gained such experiences. Which he did, by going back in time thanks to his "Hero" backstabbing him.

What got me hooked the most is the idea that his Summons can somehow fight the same way as the MC does, imagine that: Top Hunter/Fighter and/or Vanguard with Skills that can equal the top guys, all that experience and skills, implemented into Skeletons, and then imagine him making an army out of it? There's never been such a marvelous idea placed upon on any Summoning-related Manga/hwa that I know of.

This Manhwa was quite a treat to read and it's end of Season 1 made me continued to read its light novel, hell I have read it's light novel 3 times. What made me give its Manhwa a 7/10 story instead of a 9 or nearly a 10, is because that they don't follow the light novel.

They have skipped out canon details that have gained him such extra abilities and even few abilities that he could've gotten according to the light novel. They didn't follow a few of the fights as well but still made it up Tnx to its magnificent art. It's like the King's Avatar light novel which focuses on the detailed actions of two pro players against each other, but only created unnecessary and flashy movements on its Anime adaptation.

I'd recommend you to read the light novel from the beginning if you wanna know more AFTER reading the Manhwa to its latest chapter. It's nice to have some images in mind from the manhwa and then read the light novel as you'd be able to make your own arts Tnx to the Light Novel's details. Worth the read on both Manhwa and Light Novel.