I didn't even realize the story was axed until now. I was really into the story and binged everything rather quickly. The concept is really fun, the art is good, and the execution is decent. Some of the bad guys are a bit annoying and aren't explained a whole lot, but they're nowhere near the worst I've seen.

I'd seen this series when it started and dropped it because the first chapter, but after a while I forgot it was cancelled and read it. I must say it's great, after the first chapter there is no petty revenge on his ex, he just improves himself. After a certain part it's mostly battles so I recommend zooming out to have a more satisfying read.

His ability stays unaltered after the first chapters, and is used instead of ass pulling whatever power-up (It's a well fit for such a simple series since I find having all the characters shouting out their techniques is quite annoying). It's a simple action story after ch60 (they do throw some stuff that would probably be relevant on the novel). It's a pity that after the first half it just focuses more of fights in order to have a consistent shounen-ish ending instead of delving into what the other dimension was, but knowing how bad the conclusions or these series are, it's probably for the best.

the Manhwa is cancelled, only way is to read the novel to continue.

If anyone else came looking for the ansver as to where chapter 92 in the manhwa is in the novel, the ansver is chapter 85. Total chapters in the novel 185, all of them translated.

So there is 100 chapters from the novel that will not be made in to manga unless they start over or bring it back from the dead.

when its been 6 months when will the hiatus end😕

The given motives and reasoning of the characters are paper thin, inconsistent, and often nonsensical, and appear to stem from the author's lack of understanding of how much of the world actually works, including basic economics, body building, human motivation, and many areas in between. The manhwa comes off as being created by someone who is no older than their late teens and as a realization of a first draft of their private power fantasy. Little skill is presented toward bringing readers into this world.

For the dumb power of the MC and unoriginal setting, this is actually decent, much better that I hoped at first.
It starts with the usual break-up of the "b*tch" with the MC, this is usually done to empathize how pathetic the MC is, yet in this one its done correctly, they break-up for valid reasons and both seem to be able (to some extent) to understand the other person, there is no unnecessary derision or a wealthy guy to shame the MC.
Why do I waste so much time with this unimportant event? Because it shows how the author tackles the story and the overused setting and events. The author takes things seriously in a kind of dumb setting, a weird mix but it works for me. Same for the MC, he's a grown man that acts like one, he's a bit too... stoic, but that too I like well enough.
Overall, a good story so far. if it had a more original setting, word, etc. or twists it would be better.

Edit: From halfway of the second season, about ch.70 or so, it got worse and worse and the plot and MC's action made no sense half of the time. Hope it gets back on track in season 3.