Review Detail of SundanceKid in Inhuman Warlock

It started out a bit rocky, I had a hard time caring about if the MC died or not because he was just a very ignorant and pychopathic kid due to him being a lab rat for a few years and getting "killed" in an experiment. But then things got a bit better later on when he lost his memories and basically started a new life, that didn't last long, but the things he learned while in that new life made him less ignorant and more cunning. That's when things really heated up and the novel was actually quite good, but by the time he came close to finishing his initial goals the author started throwing weird curve balls that didn't really make a lot of sense. Time travel, stuck in dreams, memory loss again etc. It felt like we'd take a step forward and two steps backwards. Also the MC never really got past his initial trauma as a kid and he was basically emotionally stunted even though he was less ignorant and wasn't unintelligent, so after that first memory loss arc his character really never grew or changed. All in all I'd say read the first 600 or so chapters, but don't expect the MC to have any real emotions other than anger. After around 700 chapters I just couldn't stick it out anymore. Also there's no romance at all, the MC has a few people that try to get him out of his depressing pit he's been in all his life but he just balks at it and pretends his feelings don't exist. So remove the romance tag lol