I had to re-read chapter 240 a couple of times to really get what the author was doing there. The main focus is a massive confrontation, but it's framed almost entirely through Arise and the new Shadow Soldiers, which honestly felt a bit anticlimactic after the build-up. We get this huge, cinematic battle, but Sung Jin-Woo himself is more of a distant conductor than a frontline fighter at this point. The chapter spends a lot of words on the spectacle of the shadows overwhelming everything, which is cool for a page or two, but then it just keeps going. I remember thinking, 'Okay, I see the power fantasy, but where's the tension?'
Some fans love the sheer scale, though. It’s a definitive demonstration of how far he's come from the weak hunter we met at the start. If you’re here for the catharsis of overwhelming force, this chapter delivers that in spades. It just sacrifices a bit of narrative tightness to make that point, which might not work for everyone. I finished it feeling impressed but also a little detached from the actual stakes.