Ex Rank Supporting Role's Replay in a Prestigious School - Reviews

I truly enjoy this novel. Briefly put, it revolves around a gamer named Jo Eui-Shin who dedicated over a decade to an unpopular game. As the sole player, much like Dokja being the only one to read "Way of Survival," Eui-Shin's life took a turn when he faced a terminal illness. The game received its final update, but he couldn't find closure, leaving him with regret over saving his in-game characters.

Upon waking up, he finds himself inside the game, starting from the very beginning. Seizing this opportunity, he believes it's his chance to alter the narrative and save his beloved characters. The plot is engaging,尽管节奏稍慢, and the power system is easy to grasp. The focus shifts between Eui-Shin's perspective and revealing details about him, ensuring all supporting characters contribute significantly to the story's progression.

Eui-Shin is a fascinating protagonist; he's kind, intelligent, and compassionate, cherishing his virtual world. He can be playful, especially with cute things, adding a charming touch. He's street-smart but hesitant to kill, reflecting his pre-game human nature. His role is strategic; he plans, calculates, and guides his friends to level up, but he relies on close allies like Hwang Jiho for collaboration.

What I appreciate most is the intrigue and the unanswered questions that keep me hooked. Each answer leads to more mysteries, creating a delightful puzzle for readers. Eui-Shin remains an enigma to others in the story, with his unique abilities, such as "Player Trajectory" and "Destiny," raising curiosity. Watching Hwang Jiho unravel these secrets is an exciting prospect.

For those considering stopping due to translation issues, fear not, as the quality has improved, and past errors have been rectified. Although new chapters may take some time to translate, rereading with fresh insights is enjoyable, as each passage connects to earlier events.

In conclusion, I'm enthusiastic about this novel and couldn't help but share my thoughts. If you're intrigued, give it a chance – you won't be disappointed!

I must admit, I'm not one to nitpick about translations, but the quality truly spoiled my experience. The first 70 chapters felt like a laborious task, and I found myself constantly furrowing my brow due to the inconsistencies – it was as if the original translation lacked clarity without making additional effort to understand. While it's far from Google Translate's output, it was alarmingly close in terms of the initial 70 chapters. Moreover, translating the intricate skill names in this novel proved challenging; that convoluted term was particularly baffling.

In conclusion, I might reconsider giving this novel a chance later, but at present, my brain is too weary from deciphering the constant name changes. First impressions truly matter, and unfortunately, this one fell flat right from the start. It looks promising, but I believe the first 70 chapters deserve a thorough re-read, as they were simply abysmal.

"On December 10th, I'm absolutely in love with this novel. I highly recommend reading it; you won't regret it. Although the pacing can be slow at times, the author clearly puts thought into every aspect of the plot. Each dialogue and subtle reference to past events brims with hidden mysteries within the game's tragic backdrop. The characters are well-developed and intriguing, each with their unique stories and roles.

Eushin-ah, oh my heart! Our protagonist is intelligent, humble, helpful, perceptive, quick-witted, yet occasionally frustratingly adorable - a lovable fool. It's adorable how he sounds like a true otaku when reminiscing about the original game in his thoughts, and his vulnerability to praise is endearing. I sincerely hope for a happy ending for him, because I truly want to see him find joy and happiness. ??"