Review by NEO
Jun 15Sequel to Nano Machine
Cheon Yeo-Woon is thrown 1,000 years into the future, landing in 2069 after the events of Nano Machine. Now in a tech-heavy world filled with hidden powers and political chaos, he sets out to return to his time.
The MC remains insanely overpowered and clever, facing little resistance in fights. While the tension is lower than the prequel and some fights feel repetitive, the mystery and expanded world keep things engaging.
Best enjoyed as a continuation of Nano Machine, this sequel blends Murim and sci-fi for a fun, action-heavy ride. Don’t expect big twists—just solid power fantasy.
Sequel to Nano Machine
Cheon Yeo-Woon is thrown 1,000 years into the future, landing in 2069 after the events of Nano Machine. Now in a tech-heavy world filled with hidden powers and political chaos, he sets out to return to his time.
The MC remains insanely overpowered and clever, facing little resistance in fights. While the tension is lower than the prequel and some fights feel repetitive, the mystery and expanded world keep things engaging.
Best enjoyed as a continuation of Nano Machine, this sequel blends Murim and sci-fi for a fun, action-heavy ride. Don’t expect big twists—just solid power fantasy.
