Cosmic Heavenly Demon 3077 Murim Reborn in the Stars A legend of the past awakens in a world that no longer remembers him. Cosmic Heavenly Demon 3077 takes Murim beyond anything seen beforeinto space where the ancient ways of martial arts have become lost relics scattered across the galaxy. Earth once home to Murims greatest warriors is now a dead world abandoned for centuries. When SDevil a bounty hunter crew led by Seryong lands on the ruined planet in search of lost artifacts they instead awaken Lee MokJin the last true martial artist of an era long forgotten. In this future martial arts have not disappeared but have fused with technology leading to the development of energy drives artificial cores capable of holding decades worth of internal energy. However true ancient martial arts are so rare that even thirdrate techniques from the past are considered priceless. The pacing is moderate to above moderate striking a balance between world exploration and action keeping the reader constantly engaged. The worldbuilding is handled brilliantly with past traditions adapting to an era of spacefaring civilizations. The Human Government once an evolution of Murims imperial rule now governs through structured power rather than pure martial might. Remnants of the old world still lingerentire Murim sects have transformed into planetary factions. They are planets moons and space stations rather than villages or towns. The scale has changed from Earth to Galaxy and yet the foundation of Murims traditions remains deeply ingrained. Unlike many stories that rush into grandscale warfare or slowburn political intrigue Cosmic Heavenly Demon 3077 unfolds at a fresh steady pace keeping things immersive without dragging or feeling rushed. Every new revelation adds layers to the mystery leading to unknown territories that expand the scale of the narrative. The characters are wellbalanced in quantity with many of them standing out as unique and unpredictable. They exist in a grey areayou never truly know if they are allies enemies or something in between. There is no sense of mindless loyalty or monotonic devotion to the main character instead everyone has their own motives making each interaction feel dynamic and uncertain. Seryong and her crew travel with MokJin but their journey is filled with shifting alliances hidden agendas and lingering mysteries. MokJin doesnt go on a killing spree just because hes overpowered. He is adjusting learning and navigating a world that is both foreign and familiar at the same time. Some characters may seem questionable at first but they develop naturally adding to the unpredictability of the story. Murim in generalwe have seen modern Murim stories like The Breaker and some others some of which are really wellmade. But Cosmic Heavenly Demon 3077 takes it a step further pushing Murim into the far future while still respecting its roots. It has done this well and shows serious promise. 220https://i.ibb.co/k2KTQ1Q3/IMG0091.jpg