My S-Class Hunters

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At first glance I was a bit skeptical about the MC. He seemed like your annoying, whiny, and worthless typical protagonist. However, all that was thrown out after a few chapters in and now I can say that this manwha is definitely an interesting read so far at least.
So here is what you can expect out of this manhwa
-Plot that progresses rather slowly to the point it almost feels like a SoL. The MC gets thrown 5 years before the incident he was in previously while retaining all the knowledge of what will or may come to happen. He's gained new powerful ... abilities although they aren't offensive in nature. It is revealed that these dungeons are in fact different worlds that have failed to fight back the invading monsters. Through helpful outside sources it is ultimately revealed that the MC must recruit 50 S classed people/beasts in preparation for a future battle. This proves rather difficult as S class people are so powerful it is extremely difficult to get along with each other. As of this review 69 chapters have been completed and not a whole lot of progression has been made. It's slow but not boring. It's just slow.

-Action mixed with comedy bits and uplifting moments. The majority of this manhwa is pretty much action with a mix of comedy. The action parts are pretty well choreographed and there is a good bit of tactical strategery going on at times. There are some powerful uplifting moments that occur.

-The colorful art does well in enhancing a lot of the action bits.

This manwha has potential to be pretty good. So far it is interesting and far from boring, but I would like to see a bit more plot progression. I would say if you like action with some funny bits here and there then this would probably be good for you.

It's an interesting concept with a weak hunter that manages other hunters. Because of the management aspect, the story is more about solving mysteries/conspiracies but it's hard to get interested in action scenes, since it's not actually the main character doing the heavy lifting you feel more removed from the main events of the story.

The story is interesting because of its unique concept which keeps you on edge with what's going to happen next, however it falls into the same issues as any other story that relies on a character who's main draws are their strategic planning and intelligence, the author themselves aren't actually that ... genius level of intelligence so things seem to just fall into line a bit too perfectly even with some pretty convoluted plans.

I don't feel that this plot structure suits the power fantasy manhwa style too well despite it being interesting because there needs to be more of a back and forth, but so far things have just luckily worked out for the MC every time which makes the endings for plot elements kind of weak IMO.

Among all the dungeon/time travel/op mc manhwa I've read, this one truly deserves to be called mid.

Story: 5/10
Your basic 'dying and being brought back in time with all the knowledge' type story but with nothing to distinguish itself from the tons of manhwa with the same story.

Art: 4/10
If the art was better, I might've added points in Enjoyment. Art is mediocre with nothing to stand out. Character designs are easily forgettable as well. Except for the ice girl.

Character: 3/10
Most of the characters are badly written or worse, cliched/basic af. Again, nothing to stand out. The brother of our mc is perhaps the worst character cliche ... ever.

Enjoyment: 4/10
So far I haven't been able to find any redeeming qualities from this manhwa, but that might change with future chapters, who knows?

Give this webtoon a try if you're starved for dungeon/action/op mc type stories.