Rebel against the harem's comments

I mean she is still alive. He literally died fighting a long war solo.

@TotallyAbsurd bruh, these are shounen stories... what you want are seinen stories aimed at an older audience...

How about you teach your girl to be stronger too,, before you go solo leveling, and she gets killed, kidnapped, or sold off screen?

Bruch, who the he*l starts a conversation like that. Also, it's my first day on the job.....

Most realistic depiction of the Chinese military in a manga ever.

this series doesn't have any good MLs either. Sigh.

Which new chapter do you want? All of them 

This was the first time I've seen an 18+ chapter in a non 18+ series in the epilogue chapters. Usually they would be special extra chapters and not epilogue.

Wow, sudden sm*t chapter. Nice.

The fox is core formation. So in cultivation terms, he'd need to go up 2 whole levels. I doubt he'd get to foundation building level of power in this lifetime, let alone core formation.

y'all were probably imagining Amazon from dragon crown instead of Nidalee from LoL. This is korean, so, y'all probably should have expected the artist to draw Nidalee instead.

Not even remotely the same story though. He's literally a normal (?) human in that one, and he's actually OP strong in this one, with completely different work environments too. I don't know how they can see this as a rip off.

Yeah, obviously she has too much guilt about the first timeline, and that's why she's so reckless with her body.

Okay .. missed like a few chappies but

Time for a 1 vs all slaughter 

she has psychic power 

Lol, so she's been randomly possessing her for a long time now, I see. That's honestly something I've never seen before.

Martial arts x cyber punk is a genre that needs more exploration. Loving this.

I waited like 3 years for another series. I just hope it doesn't take that long. And at the very least, not HxH levels of hiatus.

@Anonymous This is one of the old Villainess ones, back before the korean ones influenced the Japanese ones, you know, the ones where the girls were still light and fluffy and forgiving, instead of the hard core killy killy revenge ones.
I'm glad the two influenced each other and improved the villainess genre as a whole.