The King of the Battlefield

I finished it a long time ago so I may be inaccurate. From what I remember, it's an excellent novel which should have been much longer but which was "abandoned". The last 80 chapters do what 200 or 300 chapters should have done to avoid leaving an incomplete story, even if it is extremely rushed.

It was a good read. A bit rushed but you get the feeling. The author seemed to not want to make it super long and repetitive, so I respect it My final grade for it is 8. While not a masterpiece, it was a good relief to read

Hey guys, I searched the wiki but didn't find MC's wives. Is the harem tag a lie?

I could be wrong but after chapter 181 does the mc become Natsufrom fairytail whenever he encounters flames

I feel like the story was rushed.. there are many character and scenarios that aren't finished.. like the boy who lost his parents and swore for revenge and some of his skill aren't even completed yet. Even Asura and the Deva's weren't introduced.. such a waste of plot. This would've been an 8/10 if not for the incomplete plot. But it was a good read so I'll give it a 5.5/10

Can anyone tell me about the romance part? Is there harem?

This novel wasn't really that good tbh. I love Woohee though. She was one of the few reasons I stayed till the end

last part Also, if Solomon wanted to kill everyone and if Baal just wanted the best specie (demons) to survive, who made the system to distribute rewards ? Trials were said to have been made by Solomon to shake the world or something in one of the last chapter (so not to train humans), and Merlin said he wasn't really on board with Solomon so he created the Blue Temple to train humans in the early stage, but I doubt he was strong enough to distribute rewards to millions of humans. So was it just an inconsistency or did I miss something ? To sum it up, it was too heavy for 300 chapters. But while i listed bad points which were frustrating as a reader imo, I still think it was a good read. Plus, I love these stories that use known stories and legends (like ORV for example), so just by name-dropping Solomon, Merlin and 72 demons god I was in. Well, that was a long review...

second part And also, while I wouldn't say it was bad per se, I feel like the "king and his territory" part was not really that developed, Muyoung was just strong and all his speechs were basically just "I don't care, figure it out yourselves". Well, it still worked as is, but I fell like the author wanted to work slowly on this part over his story, but like the rest it was one of too many things he had introduced but had no time to work on. And I think there was no explanation about where the true Muyoung / number 0 was after Muyoung went back in time, in the original time line he died but in the new time line he should be alive ?

First part Just finished the story and I would say it was a decent read, I just fell like the author put way too much abilities, and probably didn't really know what to do with them : Muyoung only completed 2 of the 6 paths of Asura, he was supposed to make 100 slash for his swordsmanship and ended up just making 51, at the beginning there was something about summoning Buddha if he collected items but it was dropped, some skills went from D or E to A/S in one chapter (like his swordsmanship going up after looking at Kingslayer). The same can be said for what I would call plot points or characters, like Tacan's rival who just straight up disappeared from the story, the other gods representants (like Snow and Moon), The other 9 masters of darkness who stayed bystanders until the end, the emphasis put on the new Hyacinth who was, in the end, useless. I mean, she just led Mulalan but Hansung and Seraphine could have done the same.