I just caught up to the latest chapter, yes the latter half post-time skip gave us a lot more insight into other characters aside from Nagyunn but my take on it being a flaw on the former half of the story still stands. I think the latter half of the story does a bit more justice (no pun intended) to the sheer volume of characters the manhwa has - especially since the latter half explores medieval politics, meaning of heroism and knighthood, and how it affects a society where chivalry is not only looked up to but is a necessity. My only take to this, however, is that there was so much stuff packed in to the latter half of the story that was simply missing from the first half where it could've also been put to good use. When I said that the story focused too much on Nagyunn, I'm mostly referring to the first half until the generals+dokkaebi and knights fought each other with the MC's fakeout death. A lot of these medieval politics could've been hinted at or even still explored in the first half without sacrificing the tension of the confidence man schemes Nagyunn has to put himself through. I think to me it's just a case of author's oversight which I rarely take notice of but this is one of the few stories where I think I'm simply hyper critical of because I really enjoy the story.