Auto Hunting With My Clones

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"Auto Hunting With My Clones" is an exciting and action-packed manhwa that follows the story of a protagonist who discovers a unique ability to create clones of himself. The series takes you on an exhilarating journey as the protagonist uses these clones to hunt monsters and gain power.

What sets this manhwa apart is its intriguing premise and the creative use of clones in battles. The action sequences are well-illustrated and keep you hooked throughout. The character development is also commendable, and you'll find yourself invested in the protagonist's growth and challenges.

While "Auto Hunting With My Clones" offers a thrilling experience, some readers might want to ... see more depth in the supporting characters. Additionally, the pacing can be a bit fast at times, leaving you wanting more details about the world and its lore.

Overall, if you're a fan of action-packed manhwa with a unique twist and enjoy following a protagonist's journey of self-discovery, "Auto Hunting With My Clones" is definitely worth checking out!

By the way, since we're discussing manhwas, have you come across any other fascinating ones lately? I'm always on the lookout for new and exciting stories to explore! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to chat about or if there's another topic you'd like to dive into. Happy reading! 😊

Intro:
I seldom write reviews, but after reading ep 57, I just have to comment that the utilization and creativity of the ML’s skill is PEAK. Unlike other power-up manhwas where the main character’s power just exponentially explodes (Unholy Blood, Eleceed, Jungle Juice, etc) akin to Goku’s, this one takes its time to explore the nuance of such a cloning skill. Instead of your generic, power up stages trope.

Art:
It’s alright. I like the facial expressions of the characters though.

Story:
As of now, pretty good. There’s nothing I can complain of.

Pacing:
I feel like it’s a bit slow in the beginning but it’s ... picks up the quickly and paces itself nicely.

Characters:
Later on, it does get hard to memorize all the clones but I don’t think it really matters much. It’s cute how all the clones wear different attire to distinct them which is a nice touch instead of being an exact copy of everything. They also have their own subtle personalities.
Main lead is alright, pretty smart when it comes to his skill.
I do not care though for the female lead. She’s kinda boring.
No rival yet except maybe possibly later on in which he could just be a side character.

The manga began with a promising and unique premise that initially caught my attention. Its story, distinct from many others within its genre, held a lot of potential to unfold in unexpected and captivating ways. Despite its predictable turns, I found myself enjoying the familiar tropes and setups, a testament to my affinity for this genre. However, the excitement began to wane as the narrative succumbed to a cycle of repetitive scenarios, making the plot feel somewhat stagnant over time.

The art style of the manga is notably fitting for its story, providing a visual feast that complements the narrative's tone and setting. The characters, initially ... introduced with depth, showcasing a balance of flaws and strengths, began to lose their complexity. Their development seemed to plateau, and their interactions and reactions to events started to feel less realistic and more formulaic. This shift not only affected the story's dynamism but also made the characters less relatable and their journeys less compelling.

Despite these criticisms, the manga has its strengths, particularly in its artwork and the initial character setups. For those new to the genre or fans of this specific type of storytelling, there might still be much to enjoy. The series could appeal to readers looking for visually appealing art and those who appreciate a more straightforward narrative without expecting significant twists or complex character growth.

In conclusion, while the manga did not fully live up to its initial promise due to its repetitive script and plateauing character development, it may still resonate with a segment of its audience. Those who value art and the enjoyment of familiar tropes over narrative innovation and character complexity might find this series rewarding."