It's nice, much more in-line with the kind of manhwa I've been looking for.
When I read the synopsis, I thought this was going to be another one of those boring OP MC's, who basically has little to no obsticles pretty soon after his regression, following the whole "I know where all the OP items and strategies are". And within 15-20 chapters, you end up with a MC that's essentially unrivaled and never struggles.
But it's definitely nothing at all like that. In fact, throughout the whole first season, he'd barely won any fights. Most of the time he loses, or gets bailed out. He doesn't have the talent to catch up to others in terms of skills. He isn't really strong enough to make use of a lot of his memories like stealing a boss/dungeon before its discovered. He constantly falls into various mental issues like depression, or an inferiority complex, which SLOWLY get better as the character develops.
To clarify, he obviously gets stronger. But everyone else doesn't just stay at a standstill. His allies, friends, and enemies all get stronger as well, and they so much faster with much less effort.
You might think it'll be like some of those manhwa where the MC gets stronger than people with talent by "putting in more effort" to the point of breaking his body, but even that's not enough to close the gap. It's not some idealistic world like that.
And what's nice about all that compared to other manhwa with this kinda synopsis is there's ACTUALLY conflict. You don't know if the MC is going to win a fight or not. You don't know if the MC is going to catch up to his allies/friends or not. You don't know how he's going to get himself out of X situation. The MC doesn't have some kinda "hidden plan/strategy" for every fight.