The Gamer

Briefly about The Gamer manga:   

He can observe the energy levels of individuals, examine the stats of a seemingly ordinary thing, get skills, and sometimes even level up! Follow Han Jee-Han because he finds how to utilize this electricity, and perhaps even where it came out. The drawings are good. It’s far from perfect, but you can’t say “bad” either. In the beginning, you can still see the author is trying. Yeah, it’s good. Just look at the backgrounds at the beginning and at the end. Of course, it’s not surprising that the long hours affect the artwork.

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The Gamer. Jee-Han enjoys gaming over anything else, but it still comes as a jolt when one afternoon, he suddenly gets a mysterious power which superimposes RPG features onto the actual world. Tasks such as visiting the shop because of his mother initiate adventure making quests, and everybody round the boy screen stats and levels over their heads. However, what begins as a mild fascination suddenly becomes even more real, when Jee-Han finds that there are creatures to be murdered, special abilities to be got, and others that have similar skills.

He gets beaten by villains. He swings. Defeats some, gets beaten by others. He swings. Makes friends. Tussles with his enemies. Swings. What could be less original? And okay, present us with interesting stories, characters, or decent, exciting relationships. Anything for which I would have continued to read this.

The plot is there, but it feels like it’s being chewed on slowly. Honestly, nothing bothered me the first time I read it, but now it all seems okay. But I’ll take that aside for the characters. Let’s talk about something else. The plot is not the original. The character is super mega alpha. Nagibator 10000000 lvl, and just a god of this world. For such a growth rate is unreal. But at the same time, he is a wreck, which scored experience on mobs and in battle from him 0 use.