In the world of so many isekai power-fantasy mangas, SSS-Suicide hunter mc being just so simplistically childishly "kind" to the point of being unhinged and psychotic is so cool. At a given moment, he aims to be best person he can be and you can't help but respect him. Initially coming off simplistic, his growth throughout the manhwa is so insane and satisfying to look over as a reader. When he achieves supposedly insurmountable obstacles just for the sake "I just like happy endings", you can't help but be proud as well together with him.
From 127 chapters I have read, he wears sincerity on his sleeves throughout, and doesn't needlessly "aura-farm" nor does he need to go through insane nerfs or complete personality shift to look "cool and mysterious" or to showcase his "insane creative thinking about stuff he knew beforehand that we were given no foreshadowing for, to somehow to out-smart the system". It's insane how effective his character at just, everything. How he responds to his struggles, or achievements. The manhwa allows him to be proud of his achievement and that's so cool
Every character has charm to them.
Foreshadowing is pretty nice.
The overall overarching system of the tower seemed and still remains very interesting uptil now which is very important, and some manhwas have it weak. Sometimes it feels like they are bullshitting and making shit up as they go.
His relationship with Raviel was also so cute, although I thought he would get together with Black Witch at first, but Raviel matches his unhinged psychotic nature so much better. On surface level, he is not that deep of a guy, manhwa doesn't have him be this genius or like very mysterious guy either (cough solo-leveling having MC do 180 cough) which again, I just appreciate. Similar to Dimensional Mercenary, having your Main Character go to the world of "Otome" after you had him go through one of the most hostile world beforehand is something that I never knew that I liked but it's so good for some reason. The confidence in the series to switch sub-genres on a whim, going from talks about "what it means to starve, what it means to be the strongest, what does it mean to be
I really like how later on, even if he does things recklessly, he doesn't do suicide for no reason. Even the battle against the floor 12 where he tries solo'ing Preta, I like how he fails to come close until he gets help from Sword Saint and Black Witch.
Small added detail that I also liked was how he can make his deaths painless if he wants to, but purposely makes them painful so that he is a little bit more hesitant and careful in each life of his. Small added detail i know but I like these sorta stuff. Reminded me of Re:Zero exploring the consequences of not caring for your lives in "greed what-if" and ISAT-game exploring this through not killing yourself with a dagger.
I also liked the position of "Tower" in the story as well. Usually, MC needs to find loopholes and destroy the "bigger system". But here I like the neutrality of the Tower, and the reveal that it has always respected player's choices. "May fortune be with you", weren't just simple superficial words, but rather held meaning. Something that MC makes use of to guess, that Tower would be quick to give a compensation cause of that.
A very wholesome reveal ngl
