Possessing Nothing

Is actually a 4. 5ish but giving 5 because the star is so low compared to how it actually is… The book starts great but rather falls off. But even if just for the beginning it is great. Looking back it is nothing special, but there is a kind of charm to its, or just me… Another thing worth mentioning is how “some” of the chapters are broken. By this I mean pure gibberish with no grammar and random words. At the beginning of each chapter they put the name of the native site, but tbh that site sucks *ss so I would recommend only using to for the bad chapters… I feel the main appeal is that charm though, it says a lot when people read 50 chapters of gibberish and can barely keep up with the plot powering though… I feel that it says a lot about the book when people can do that so I recommend you at least check out the beginning or mahwan(?) to get a feel for it…

Starts strong but begins to fall slowly but surely, I'm not going to complain about plot convenience because all stories have them, so all I'm going to say is it's good to pass the time 7/10. Also, read the manuha first if you want to see if you like it.

It was really nice read the mc getting stronger was good the plot starts off strong but near the end it falls off though it was really interesting overall it's 7. 5/10 for me

This is decent… but somehow frustrating as well. The story is focused on the growth of a very untalented guy, who works harder than anyone else. If it were only the development of the mc alone, I‘d gladly give this a higher ranking. But …his goal is to catch up to the female lead, who is the epitome of talent- ridiculously strong. He is working the hardest in the story, suffering the most - but the gap is only widening. I think the message the author intended was: Babysteps can also lead to the goal. But it feels like the protagonist is running backwards, so far.

I really like this novel ngl the development of the mc is really good both in terms of character development and power wise. The fights are great too and every major fight is so good.

The MC is a regressor which is a common trope in many novels now, executed in various different ways. However, what make this different and unique is the fact there is no iota of actual talent he has and no actual direction to move in after he returns. There is no revenge or previous grudges or love or anything of the sort that's usually the case for regressors. The explanations for each of what we take to be plot points like people treating him very well has its own sets of reasons and secrets. He does end up becoming powerful but the best girl is the epitome of strength. Their interactions are also very cute. The character development is also very interestingly done. Overall it's very much worth reading.

This book promises you a relaxed experience and you get that experience. One of those books you wont remember after few months or so. Mc is hard to read on first 100 chapters because he has no self esteem but it gets better after that. So dont expect anyting serious this is just for spending your time. Don't get me wrongng i dont mean to say this book is bad. I am just trying to say that you shouldn't expect some deep lore with complex worldbuilding and so on

Such a good read The development of the mc is amazing and how to the world build is is just fantastic . I like that he works hard to get what he wants the the plot twists are good

This a phenomenal read that truly questions many big life questions and those of one’s inner self and gives self reflection to reader also it has an amazing story with intriguing characters that feel genuine. The character development is brilliant and gives a refreshing taste of a person struggle for acceptance of themselves. With a mysterious story and many hidden messages laden throughout.

Really good so far, but man they really need to check translations, chapter 76 - 77 are about the worst pieces of translation i have ever read, probably worse than google translate, mind blowing