Review Detail of Jhaydun in Villain of Negressea

Firstly, I am confused about why the main character needed to be in Korea, given an English name, and other characters from there had English names as well. It seems the setting of Korea was purely done for the sake of it, as the characters never really showed any different mannerisms or anything associated with Koreans in the first few chapters, at least. The writing is better than the majority of novels on this platform, but there are still occasional punctuation errors. The author clearly thinks about where the story is headed. It is a generic isekai start, but I feel the cliches will slowly drift away as the author tells their unique story. The characters seem likeable and thought-out, but I would need to read more to find out. The problem with many novels here is that they don't show but tell us what is happening. The author splits this about fifty-fifty, which is okay, but more descriptions of the world around the characters would breathe more life into the story. I like it and would read it if I had more time. Definitely give this a read if you can because I have a feeling it'll be a good ride.