"Someone who's playing leader in a backyard" is rich coming from someone squarely under the thumb of another hunter. At least Baek Yunho isn't talked down to by Go Gunhee

It occurs to me that since the system has shown the need for Jin-Woo not only to live but to get stronger, the system's threat of "Kill your enemy, or your heart will stop" is more simply motivational.
There are other ways to defeat an enemy, like knocking them out, but I doubt he'd gain much experience.

So everyone's a rapist in this godawful universe?

This guy is a father, and he still decided to go to a new, dangerous floor. His daughter deserves a better father

Although I like the usual MC who gets a lot of beautiful girls as his friends and teammates, this is just such a nice change of pace. I didn't even realize I wanted this until I started reading it.

sigh just more of this overdramatic, nonsensical writing

Why does everyone in this comic react in only extremes? Kursh just left instead of talking about it. Ein is crying every other day about not being strong enough, not doing enough, not getting to know Kursh. Yuri feels helpless despite having saved almost everyone in the story from dying, and she reacts to this feeling by sacrificing herself in the dumbest way possible. Ursula was insecure about Ein taking her place as Yuri's guardian and she just lashes out at Ein and goes on a drinking binge. Can these characters please just start behaving normally instead of this sh**. The whole premise of the story is great but the points above really drag down the quality.

Incredibly lackluster. It felt like it was building up to Ein's resolve unlocking a hidden/new power, instead, all his screaming amounted to nothing and was solved by a 3rd party

Such a grand speech falls flat when all the hardships he talks about are only briefly shown and when he talks about getting help/powers from the Yggdrasil spirit sisters despite always being shown as the one who uses those powers to help the sisters and everyone else. The only thing built up this whole time was Ursula feeling like she lost her place to Ein.
I understand wanting to have such an emotional/epic speech in your story, but if there's no build-up, then it just feels unearned.