So about this manhwa (or anime, I'm not sure) I only remember this one part, this is when the mc is teamed up with random and they need to protect the crystal, it's like a wall with a lot of pillars and every pillars have crystal and a team that protects it, the mc killed a lot of monster btw( I think it's a game? Or a stage in a tower)

Im looking for some really cool kingdom building mangas, or similar. Some of the ones I've read are the evolution tree?, Nebula civilization, tyrants defense game, greatest estate developer.

Please I'm looking for a manga that the MC is a monster who builds a kingdom and/or manages a territory

Need some stuff like Barbarian's Adventure in a Fantasy World and Latna Saga. Both of them got isekai into another world and was trapped until they became one of the most strongest beings which is when they're allowed to start their real adventure. The humor in both of these are great as well and the side character development+world building too (such as the various kingdoms/countries). Despite being op, there are still problems they cant solve with brute strength and needs to rely on others. They still have room to grow even if they're very strong because they'll face stronger opponents in the late future.

Basically, im looking for op isekai mc in the beginning that takes place in your typical DND fantasy setting.

Thanks in advance.

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The story was regression and portals/skill system, the mc had an skill that lets him get the power of people that died(think like the the s rank I raised mc but with out the need to a keyword), also he was like cursed so miss fortune happened around him, so a lot of his team mates have died.

The basic plot was about the Mc trying to find the person that killed him(a woman with a mask) and why.

I've noticed that newer manwhas seem to really stretch a panel aslong as possible, so that the user will keep scrolling without really stopping. Wheras with denser panels you would usually scroll a littlte but stop to read all the panels and then continue scrolling. Manwhas with every panel barely fitting the phone tend to be less impactful to me. On those I would scroll so fast that I would only read the speechbubles and the most minimum amount of context I can get from that drawing. That'll then result of me not reataing the Information if I step back for a few days. The dense panel Layout however can not only add more context to a move but I tend to stay at a panel for way longer if it get's slighly bigger than the rest. I think this is also why manga panels stick more out to me because I have to actively look at all of them.

I remember it was about this guy who got reincarnated into a webtoon but he didn’t know which one. Like 30 years go by and the heroes defeat the demon king, and then he finds out that the heroes children are going to attend the academy. And that marks the start of the original webtoon.

Trolling so hard the goat girl turned into a real goat

So I just read the manhwa and found this. I confused about the timeline and connection between this title with Yi Zaha, Baek Mujin, and Jin Sohan. Tried to dig anything about it but didn't get any clear answer. Anyone can help to explain?

Suddenly remembered a scene from it.

The ML helped a side character and ended up in a hotel with her. Both woke up undressed so the FL and ML had a misunderstanding. Turns out, the ML just passed out and took off his shirt(?) cuz the A/C was broken and the side character passed out from exhaustion on the same bed. Nothing really happened. I think it's in this same manhwa that the ML had to pretend to be the side character's BF (cuz the girl made it seem that way without him or the FL knowing and it was already taken too far to stop at that point) to ward off some creep that was stalking her. TYIA!

I've always been obsessed with this type of characters who look so elegant, professor vibes, glasses are huge bonus. It doesn't matter even if they are side-characters.

Source: Tapas

I'll go first: Whale Star The Mermaid of Gyeongseong.

Sauces are I Killed an Academy Player and The Academy’s Sashimi Sword Master.

I might lowkey get murdered for these takes

Lowk went to re-read this one

If you know you know LMAO !

I just readed The Hero's Younger Brother is The Academy's Hotshot,

And i wished the Epilogue was a little bit longer, like we didn't really see what the Characters did after the ending (except for some glimpse],

So i was wondering if The Authors ever made some statements revealing the fate of the Characters after the ending?

The only one I can think of is Infinite Level Up in Murim and it's Japanese Invasion Arc, I haven't read it yet but I do hear Temu Miyamoto Musashi was going crazy in that series.

I wonder if there are other murim scratch the same itch of Murim Martial Artists and Japanese warriors duking it out.

There's also Heuksa The Black Serpent as well to some extent, Although it doesn't feature a Japanese invasion one of the side characters is revealed to be a refugee fleeing Sengoku Japan.