Rating
The Berserker’s Second Playthrough Average 3 / 5 out of 2
Rank
N/A, it has 6.1K monthly views
Alternative
게임 속 2회차 광전사
Summary
Read manhwa The Berserker’s Second Playthrough / 게임 속 2회차 광전사
The protagonist, having possessed a berserker character within the game, has finally slain the Great Demon and cleared the ending after many events.
He believed that was the end.
However, before his eyes was not an exit to the real world but a [New Game+] button to start another run.
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Retro reader
Don’t mind those rubbish comments below me, The New Game +++ might be the mc repeating it multiple times without him knowing (at least that’s what I told myself) and its only shown there and there alone. It has little detail which make it better than other manhwas like cauliflower ears which the mc has and am very sure some didn’t see it too and thr fact that the some women in the village had their hair covered is a perfect description of medieval setting. I like the little art details and just give it a chance you may be happy with it.
Retro reader
Or it might be a typo. I don’t know.
yerfleegyin
TLDR – Decent manga but the creator has no clue what newgame+ means.
as far as chap 11 goes
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Pretty entertaining manga, but the creator seems to have no real understanding of what New Game+ actually implies. A simple way to frame NG+ is this: in a village where people fight with sticks, you start with an AK-47. There should be a clear, tangible advantage usually a late game weapon, an overpowered ability, maxed skills, or at the very least something immediately identifiable that meaningfully alters the early game.
In this manga, none of that exists. The MC doesn’t start with a bound ultra strong weapon, doesn’t have maxed skill proficiency, doesn’t retain a large amount of skills, and barely even benefits from prior knowledge. His knowledge is undermined by sending him into the future, making it largely irrelevant.
Using the term New Game+ feels especially strange here, because there’s no functional advantage that distinguishes it from standard redo or regression manga. The MC suffers from nearly every limitation and problem he had in his previous life, with only a marginal informational edge.
It’s an odd approach to a redo-esque story, and the terminology feels misapplied but despite that, it’s still a decent and entertaining read.
Goaties
Gold star review.
See it quite often; “game based” manhwas that fail to understand basic game concepts. Would it kill them to do the most minimal research for the story?