Kill The Hero

It’s above average but not great.
It’s another blatant “inspired from” Solo Leveling, with elements taken from other stories too.
The characters, their interaction, and the overall plot are rather shallow and superficial. There is no emotional, intellectual, or social depth of sort.
The quality of the writing/storytelling is also just average.
There is one wannabe comedic element, repeated over and over, and it is very poorly executed. It’s all about the “immortal” dude (the sidekick) eating a lot and the MC tricks him with promises of free food that are never fulfilled (until the side story) while the boss complains about the expenses.
The MC also gives no rewards and no items or skills to his sidekick despite the immense help he receives from him. The author clearly thinks this is funny but I find it just mean and it makes me dislike the MC.
There is, like in most OP MC stories, a huge disparity between the MC and his opponents. I don’t mind it, it’s how this genre is. But not all OP MC stories are born equal. The quality of the writing is what makes one stand out. And this one is as said imo just average.
The ending at chap 143 is very abrupt and rushed. It felt like having sex for hours and stopping shortly before the climax.
Also a huge letdown is that the messiah b@stard died as an hero. He should have been humiliated posthumously with the exposure of all his crimes.
Also the red haired b!tch has been pretty much forgiven, and generally no one paid for their crimes.

The author came back with an alleged “side story” which up until now (chap 153) is not a side story at all but a plain and simple continuation. It gave some closure with the defeat of the Nimbus behind the messiah b@stard, but it also denied us even more than before the revenge against the red haired b!tch, which is an immense letdown for a huge amount of readers who really really really wanted to see her dead or at least very harshly punished.
The side story is now turning in a weird thing of MC going around retrieving the items which apparently, contrarily to all the abilities and powers, have not disappeared when the game ended. This is a ridiculous plot convenience bs which makes no sense. All people lost their powers, and all the people in the last dungeon clearly lost their equipment when the dungeon was cleared, it’s ridiculous that there are still items going around.
I have no idea where the author wants to go with this side story but if all he has is this item retrieval bs, he better stops it there.

I guess I might come back when there are more chapters and see if the writer managed to do something decent with this second chance he was given. But considering how he f@cked up the first ending and how he’s f@cking up this side story with his wishful feelgood forgiveness bs and the pointless plot, I doubt he will do anything noteworthy.