The 100th Regression of the Max-Level Player

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Yet another regression manhwa with binge worthy story line & awesome art by redice. Though it looks like lot of aspects of the manhwa are similar to lot of other regression menhwas, still majority of the story line is still unique and interesting. So far the story and its pace is really good, i hope it author makes the story every more interesting.

Suddenly an Angel appears in real world and people are teleported to game world, now people are suppoed to complete against each other in this death game and complete the quests given at each game level.

You should definitely read this if you ... are looking for
• A smart MC who know the future and always make the optimum decisions
• Manhwa where MC is given 1 final chance to fix things and clear the game/tower
• A RPG/Game world with Levelling up system, skills, powerups etc..
• Awesome artwork with good fights
• Something which will let you binge for hours
• Manhwa which is not solely centered aroung MC rather involves lot of characters and their development equally.

Please note that this is a preliminary rating. At the time of writing this review, only 25 chapters have been released and <150 MAL members have added it to their list. As such, this review is reflective of the very beginning of the manhwa. I am taking the time to write this because I think this series has great potential and believe more people should be aware of it.

The synopsis so far is pretty comparable to most regressor manhwa. Essentially, the MC is reliving their past experiences and using this knowledge to quickly become OP. If you're looking for something more complex than that, ... then you will probably be disappointed. However, if you like this type of plot, I think this will be perfect for you.

The author does a great job of taking many of the good aspects of this genre and cohesively interweaving them into a story that progresses at a speed that is neither too slow nor fast. For example, mini-timeskips are utilized so that the story doesn't drag along. There is a balanced mix of action and world building, and the action scenes do not last for many chapters.

The art is another great aspect of this title. It's not like the art is a masterpiece, but the colors and style are well-drawn, which definitely add to the quality of the manhwa as a whole.

As for character development, it's really too soon to comment much. Some character background has been shown, so I'm hopeful that the characters are going to be fleshed out and developed, but time will tell. The goal of the MC is to build a team, so I assume there will be more relationship building as the story progresses.

In summary, if you are an enjoyer of the regressor action genre then I think this would be perfect for you to check out. I have high hopes for this title and believe it has the potential to be one of the top manhwa of its genre.

Another typical regression manhwa with an MC that is OP. Also with a game system with concepts of levelling up, learning skills and receiving rewards. The author uses these typical tropes yet still manages to construct and interesting and exciting storyline, and only in the first 30 chapters. Any reader that favours these tropes are likely to like Max Level Player's 100th Regression as well.

As seen from the title, it's the MC's 100th regression. He's successfully conquered all the games and made it to the last level, only to discover he needs allies. This is why he knows exactly what he needs to do every ... step of the way to achieve maximum efficiency. What stands out is that his knowledge isn't overly complicated, or any hidden elements aren't overly strange. He takes simple steps to achieve his goals one at a time. The MC also doesn't bother hiding his abilities, making it more fun to watch as he absolutely dominates everyone else.

Since it's only at 30 chapters, not every member of the cast's characters can be seen clearly. However, the actions of the MC already reveal quite a few of his personality traits. He is weary of the regressions, but determined to push on. He acts cold, but is still emotionally-driven (especially when it comes to his little brother), and he displays this in a methodologically cruel fashion. While the MC appears to take actions that would lead to the best outcome, readers can still question his morality and judgement.

The art of the manhwa should also be pointed out. The style is clean and the art during fight scenes should be particularly commended. Every character is also drawn nicely, especially the character expressions. Another plus point is that the MC is handsome (similar to YJh-type handsome)

Story-wise, it is not particularly exceptional. Something that stands out is that the story is carried out across both the 'game' world and irl world. While the MC's actions in the two haven't coincided yet, the story appears to be headed towards that way. There are definitely steps towards interesting interactions in the future.

This manhwa is definitely recommended for anyone that likes the regression trope.