Nano Machine

Short answer: Nano Machine is awesome. A 10/10, must read.

Long answer:
Nano Machine introduces a new concept in the world of murim that we all love and know about, this concept not only adds interest but is also a huge part of the story. However unlike many OP MC (overpowered main character) manhwa/manga/mahua in this mahwa the MC isn’t born overpowered or is isekai’d or has a long history of fighting and experience, he starts off weak and pathetic and although he received an OP ability (known as Nano Machine), this doesn’t immediately make him overpowered. His growth throughout the manhwa is incredible, his character development is explored deeply and he reaches his martial and statistical prowess through his own hard work and genius. To further enphasise the uniqueness of this mahwa, the plot is also very intricate and all connects and flows smoothly, it almost feels like an auto-biography (not as in how it is written, but as in how smooth and well thoughtout the plot is).

Another thing that I would like to let you know is obviously the cherry-on-top of any mahwa stories, the romantic relationships. One thing that I hate in many manhwa is the unloyalty and the lust of main characters – the characters that would look at other women and nose bleed – and I also dislike harems and unrealistic situations/events (such as in many harem stories, the MC meets all these strong, beautiful and yandere women, like how? you have to accept the fact that there aren’t powerful women everywhere, you can’t just make powerful heroines pop outta nowhere). In Nano Machine however, the romantic relationship is satisfying, loyal and lastly it is sensible. One thing that I hate in romantic relationships is when the heroine loves the MC at their first meeting, this is sooo common, in many manhwas you just see the heroine and the MC get together and love each other after a couple of days, this is just incredibly unrealistic. But, in Nano Machine the MC and his partner go through life and death situations, spend years together before they slowly develop feelings for eachother, this is a lot more realistic and acceptable (I swear I’m not jealous :sob:).

I forgot to add, only the first “revenge arc” is 10/10, after he achieved his goals the manga went from 10/10 to like a 4/10, MC lost all purpose, became the thing he hates. A random new waifu is introduced for no reason at all for a super unrealistic reason.