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Regressing with the King’s Power
By ahn so-seol
742 chapters
2020
Description
“I’ll devour all of your skills!” ‘F*ck this awakening bullshit’, ‘To hell with being a loser.’ Kim Taehyun, whose latent talent was unknown, was treated as a loser for not being able to awaken. At the moment of death, he awakened the ability to create gates leading to the ‘King.’ Taehyun, who regressed through the power of the King, gained a new skill “Predation.” Taehyun, who was 35 years old at the moment of his death, regressed back to when he was 19. In this new life, he felt like he could become the very best.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- naver
- English Publisher
- alandal
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on Regressing with the King’s Power
Alright, let's dive into "Regressing with the King's Power." I came into this novel with some decent expectations, especially knowing it was adapted into a manhwa that seems to be doing reasonably well. However, as always, the source material has its own quirks and charms.
First Impressions
Initially, the story grabbed my attention with its premise: a regression story with ability stealing and dungeon crawling. Classic hunter-genre fare, but those elements done well can be incredibly addictive. The early chapters introduce us to the MC and his newfound powers, and the initial setup is promising. There's a clear path laid out for him to become overpowered, which can be appealing for readers looking for that kind of progression.
What Works Well
The core appeal lies in the potential for satisfying power growth. The MC's ability to learn from his past life gives him a significant advantage, and the translation quality seems to be solid, which definitely enhances the reading experience. I appreciate a story where the MC isn't a complete pushover, and this one seems to have a decent level of mental fortitude from the get-go. The early stages show a character who, despite facing terrible circumstances, retains enough wit and determination to make things interesting.
Areas of Concern
However, I did find myself wanting more depth. While the premise is engaging, the execution sometimes feels a bit… standard. The narrative can lack the detailed world-building or intricate character development that elevates a story from good to great. At times, the MC's actions and reactions feel a bit inconsistent with the "rational, cold-blooded pragmatist" image the author seems to be aiming for. This creates a slight disconnect and makes the experience feel a bit like a generic power fantasy. Also, having seen the manhwa, I can understand why some readers might find the novel less polished in certain aspects. Some scenes that are more detailed and impactful in the manhwa might feel less fleshed out in the novel.
Final Verdict
"Regressing with the King’s Power" is a decent read if you're looking for a straightforward power fantasy with a regression twist. It has its moments, and the translation quality is a definite plus. However, don't expect a groundbreaking narrative or incredibly deep character development. It's a solid choice to fill the time between other reads, but it might not leave a lasting impression.
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